I am, like a lot of people, reluctant to make New Years Resolutions. Sticking with something for an entire year is tough and I tend to shoot for the stars, fall short and then quit. This year I am taking it in smaller doses, starting small so that falling short is not an option. I started running last year and although I am not very fast I am really enjoying it. I find that I can't get on my treadmill anymore just to walk. I get my 5 minute warm up in and then I am ready to up the pace and run. I never thought that would happen to me, but I love it. So part of my NYR is to get a run in at least 5 days a week. It doesn't have to be long or far, my goal is 20 minutes a day and at least 20 miles a month. That would be 240 miles ran at the end of the year. That just sounds impressive to me, but at the same time obtainable. So far I am sticking to it too. Of course it is only 5 days into the new year, but you have to count the small victories as well as the big.
When my husband and I meet several years ago we were both thinner. This year we have both made the commitment of getting back to those sizes. It is nice to have him working with me on this goal and striving for it himself. With that being said, it is time to get down to the nitty gritty with the numbers.
Starting weight: 206.8
Week 1: 205.6
Change: Down 1.2
Goal Weight: Anything in One-derland!
So how did you do this week? Did the New Year celebrations throw you off track? I am happy to report that New Years was good to me, probably because I slept through it. I had a 3am wake up call the next day to get back to cold Michigan from Florida and toasting in the New Year was not an option, but on the plus side either was eating in the new year.Week 1: 205.6
Change: Down 1.2
Goal Weight: Anything in One-derland!
I hope this year finds you happy, healthy and conquering all your challenges for the New Year and a New YOU!.
So jealous you got to leave our frozen tundra for sunny Florida! You are going to kick butt in this challenge - I think your running goal sounds great!
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the running! So glad you're enjoying it :)
ReplyDeleteAwesome loss this week, too. It's wonderful that your husband is joining you!
Great job this week! You will be in ONEderland before you know it.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on the running. I want to be able to run some day. Too jiggly and weak right now, it seems.
ReplyDeleteYou may have timed it well, because the week before New Years, Florida felt a lot like Michigan. It was COLD! Congrats on the running it is TOTALLY addicting.
ReplyDeletewelcome to the challenge :) always nice "meeting" another runner. good luck with your goals. 240 miles is totally do-able! :)
ReplyDeleteYAY for running! And great loss this week! WTG!
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