BrigidForged
Well-known member
I've struggled in the past to keep a daily log and then today I thought, what if I wrote like no one was reading?
There are several things I have done in the past to keep myself sane from 750 words to meditation to hiking and of course exercising. It all helps but it all becomes forgotten easily.
I built up to walking 10 000 steps in August daily just to fall back to 3 000 after the holidays. Running 20 minutes back in February to nothing. Lost five kg to regain seven.
Lately I am trying a different approach, which is a slow build. I started just making sure I made it to my yoga class every Saturday. Started doing push-ups because I realised my poses suffered due to a lack of arm strength.
I find myself wanting to jump back into a program but am hesitant about it. I don't want to start another thing I cannot finish.
So then I stumbled upon this: https://darebee.com/fitness/mini-workouts-science.html and saw the five minute add-on program suggested.
And then I thought, yeah why not just do that as a standalone program instead of a full one. Let's see what happens.
To cut to the chase, today looked like this:
Morning
5 minute Yoga Stretches
Daily Push Ups Challenge
Midday
Epic Five Day 1
Evening
Visit the Hive
Read Flatland
There are several things I have done in the past to keep myself sane from 750 words to meditation to hiking and of course exercising. It all helps but it all becomes forgotten easily.
I built up to walking 10 000 steps in August daily just to fall back to 3 000 after the holidays. Running 20 minutes back in February to nothing. Lost five kg to regain seven.
Lately I am trying a different approach, which is a slow build. I started just making sure I made it to my yoga class every Saturday. Started doing push-ups because I realised my poses suffered due to a lack of arm strength.
I find myself wanting to jump back into a program but am hesitant about it. I don't want to start another thing I cannot finish.
So then I stumbled upon this: https://darebee.com/fitness/mini-workouts-science.html and saw the five minute add-on program suggested.
And then I thought, yeah why not just do that as a standalone program instead of a full one. Let's see what happens.
To cut to the chase, today looked like this:
Morning
5 minute Yoga Stretches
Daily Push Ups Challenge
Midday
Epic Five Day 1
Evening
Visit the Hive
Read Flatland