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Archive for June, 2009

Stop eating clean you pay the price BIG!!

Saturday, June 27th, 2009

Unfortunately, there is a big difference when you stop eating clean and don’t train everyday.  I’ve been told not be so hard on myself, but I know I have to be. I can feel the squishiness of my belly and the fat creeping in!  Not a good feeling. I have to get back to it quick and do daily training, I can’t skip a day! I have to do it quick before it gets nasty. I don’t want that to happen.  I’ve come so far and I can’t go back to what it was.  I need to make the time.

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Setting Your Goals.

Tuesday, June 23rd, 2009

After a well thought progress, (lol) I’ve decided to go with my law enforcement venture. It’s been a dream since I was a little girl. All my life I was told it wouldn’t happen. BUT it’s going to happen now. I visited my city website and read what the physical test required. MAN!! I can do this!!!!! So now I’m going to be training hardcore so when I’m tested I’m going to score off the charts!! yep.   I can’t wait. :)

Late night work outs are the Best!

Wednesday, June 17th, 2009

Training has been good. Late night work outs are the best!

Tuesday Late Night:

I did Interval Training session on the treadmill!

Warm-up 4 min. at fast walk

Interval 1 ran at 8.0mi./hr for 1 min.

Interval 2 walked at 4.0mi./hr for 1.5 min.

Interval 3 Ran at 10.0mi/hr for 1 min.

Interval 4 walked at 4.0/hr for 1.5 min.

Repeated the 4 intervals four times. 20 min. workout.

Barbell lunges

Incline Barbell Press

Ab machine

Hanging Leg rises

Leg extension

 

embed<!-- -->ding Diet in My Brain

Friday, June 12th, 2009
I think we all struggle with this.  I’ve decided to make it simple, just add healthy foods!

Why consume foods that can be harmful to your body? Or consume anything that is harmful and unnatural?

Make time for yourself! Busy lives yes, but you can do it! (Also, you need to be careful choosing your foods. Some people may have allergies to certain foods or perhaps you need to follow a specific diet plan. EG. If you are a diabetic.

I would seek a physician and mention your specific fitness goal and he or she can lead you to the right healthy direction.)

SAMPLE MENU
Breakfast
(300 calories)
¾ cup
orange juice
1 slice whole-grain toast
1 oz whole-grain breakfast cereal
½ cup fat-free milk

Lunch (450 calories)
2 oz meat, poultry, or fish
2 slices whole-grain bread
2 pieces lettuce
2 slices tomato
½ cup baby carrots
½ cup berries or 1 piece of fruit
1 cup fat-free milk

Mid-afternoon Snack (200 calories)
5 whole-grain crackers
1 tbsp peanut or other nut butter
½ fat-free milk

Dinner (500 calories)
1 cup vegetable soup
2 oz meat, poultry, or fish
1 medium sweet potato or white potato
½ cup broccoli
1 cup fat-free milk

Great information I found:

 

 Tips For Healthy Eating:

  • Choose a realistic calorie level. Keep a food record for 1 week. Review your diet. Aim to decrease your caloric intake by 300 to 500 calories per day. This can be as simple as:
    • Eating a few less bites at each meal
    • Ordering a smaller portion instead of an entrée at your favorite restaurant
    • Using 1 less pat of butter on your morning toast
    • Having a seltzer instead of a soda


Do this and you’ll almost meet your caloric decrease for the day.

You can use these meal plan patterns. Make sure that you’re eating enough from all of the food groups each day. Keep the focus on eating foods that should be in your diet. You’ll find that you will want the high-calorie foods less.. Built in these meal plans are “free” calories to “spend” as you wish.

  • Choose high-fiber, unprocessed foods. These foods will fill you up with fewer calories more often than refined foods with added sugar and fat. They generally offer more nutrition.
  • Choose fat sensibly. Limit your intake of saturated and trans fats, and include fats such as:
    • Olive oil
    • Canola oil
    • Nuts
    • Seeds
    • Fatty fish

These types of unsaturated fats support good health. Plus, they help make meals and snacks taste good.

  • Choose lean protein sources. Emphasize sources of animal protein, such as:
    • Chicken and turkey without the skin
    • Plant-based sources of protein such as beans and tofu

Protein will help to increase a feeling of fullness, thereby keeping you on track.

  • Pay attention to portion sizes. We often eat what is put on our plates. Most portions from restaurants and our own kitchens that are served at meal time are huge. You may need to retrain yourself with measuring cups to learn to judge portion sizes.
  • Don’t drink your calories. Sweetened liquids provide little or no nutrition. They are also high in calories. Drinking your calories rarely provides you with the feeling of fullness of just having eaten a meal.
  • Eat breakfast. People who skip breakfast are more often overweight than those who don’t. Eating breakfast may help you to eat less all day long.
  • Space your calories throughout the day. Don’t focus most of your caloric intake at the evening meal. This may make it more difficult to lose weight.
  • Stop fad dieting. Fad diets do not work. Aim to adopt a full-time healthy eating and exercise lifestyle.

Safe Addiction

Friday, June 12th, 2009

I lead a very busy life although I do like to squeeze in some bodyspace time as well. lol! I enjoy chatting with friends I have met here and I also love meeting new ones.  The fact that all of us our here for the same reason; wanting to improve our bodies, is fascinating to me. Perhaps this is an addiction since I also sneak in some time at work!  LOL!

Anyway I love this addiction; it’s a safe one really. 

Ok, let’s keep motivating each other so we can meet our goals!

 

My Thursday Late Night Training:(I am passionate about training that I can’t seem to escape it)

30 minutes of cardio on the treadmill

Leg Work (3 sets, 10 reps):

Barbell lifts

Barbell squats

Leg extension

Leg curl

Leg press

Bicep Work (3 sets, 10 reps: ):

Bicep curls

Ab work (3 sets, 10 reps):

Hanging Lifts

Ab machine

My Diet Update

Thursday, June 11th, 2009

I find it very amazing how diet helps maintain leaner abs. (I am finally getting grips on this.) I also notice with my body, it’s not the quantity of food I eat but the quality. Eating foods that contain nutritional value maintains a strong and healthy body. 

Currently I’m not following a low carb  diet but maintaining a diet which contain The New Four Food Groups.

The New Four Food Groups are:

(1) The whole grain group - includes bread, pasta, breakfast cereal, rice dishes, corn, and other grains. They provide fiber, complex carbohydrates, important vitamins, and an adequate amount of protein (neither too much nor too little). Especially valuable are unprocessed whole-grain products, as compared to grains which have been ground up into flour or stripped of their bran.

(2) The vegetable group - includes broccoli, carrots, lettuce, cabbage, potatoes, and cauliflower. Vegetables are particularly rich in vitamins and minerals. Beta carotene, found primarily in yellow and green vegetables such as carrots, broccoli, and spinach, has been found to reduce the risk of cancer and other diseases. Green leafy vegetables are also very good sources of fiber, complex carbohydrates, and calcium.

(3) The fruit group - includes apples, bananas, peaches, pears, and oranges, as well as exotic fruits, such as kiwis and carambola. Because they are very rich in complex carbohydrates, vitamins, and fiber, fruits provide valuable resistance to heart disease, cancer, and other degenerative diseases.

(4) The legume group - includes foods that come in a pod, such as beans, peas, lentils, soy, tofu, and tempeh. These foods are excellent sources of fiber, complex carbohydrates, protein, and minerals.

Maintaining a nutritional diet not only do I see a difference physically but mentally I feel refreshed and cleansed.  My diet has helped me perform all of my training. I feel strong and awake.

Now it’s just the matter of time when I can say I have achieved the physique I have dreamt of.

WOMAN POWER! JUNE 8TH!

Monday, June 8th, 2009

I am a proud grandma to a precious baby boy! ANOTHER MOTIVATION FACTOR= My oldest daughter who is 4′ 11 gave birth to her 1st baby;  a 8lbs & 11 oz. boy! She pushed for 2 freakin hours!  SHE IS WONDER WOMAN!!!!  ALL WOMAN POWER!!!!!!

I’m a Proud Momma!

Thursday, June 4th, 2009

Tonight my 10 year old son hit another freakin homer!! I am beyond proud! He was an excellent pitcher as well.  I kind of freaked out to see he was getting so tired but then he quickly got out of that funk and he had the look of pure determination to give his all! I have been asked what makes me motivated. Tonight I have my ulimate answer, my son’s moment will always be embedded in my mind forever.

I hit the gym this evening with a different set of mind and it was AWESOME!!!



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