W1, D2

I’m not as awfully sore today as I thought I’d be after yesterday’s return to exercising. I’ve been dreading this one. Today I did:

Warm up: 20 leg swings on both sides
Warm up: 20 spider man lunges

exercise last time TODAY
kettlebell swing (goal 50) 40  35
slow crunches 30  30
kettlebell squats (goal 15) 14  10
side knee kicks 36  32
hip raises (goal 15) 15  15
leg raises 15  15
burpees (goal 10) 0  0

For some reason I’ve had this song in my head the whole time:

:)

W1, D1

It’s been so long, I’m starting my week counting system over. What a terrible feeling this is, having let this go. I lost my focus after the broken rib then the back-to-back terrible colds followed by all the traveling. It became too easy to say I’ll start again after x thing happens, and here I am, having gotten so badly off-track. But off-track only, not stopped.

It’s very hard, doing this all alone. It gets boring, and uninteresting. I think it must be great to do it with someone. But at the end of it, you have to do it for yourself, so here I am. Today, I just pushed myself as hard as I could on each one, to reset my starting point.

Warm up: 20 arm swings on both sides
Warm up: 20 arm-against-wall raises

exercise last time TODAY
1-armed kettlebell floor presses 13 13
plank 90 90
tricep pulls 18 13
Russian twist w kettlebell 40 40
pushups 12 10
side planks 19 15

 

I’m going to be very sore tomorrow, I can tell. Part of my new routine is a daily 20-30 minute walk, to get sunshine (+Vit D!), fresh air (plus a rounder life, indoor and out), plus aerobic exercise. Ten to fifteen in any direction, then the return trip. As fast as I can. Maybe that’ll help my soreness a little bit.
wt: 139