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Getting Ready for Spring Bootcamp

I'll Succeed started Bootcamp last year and I miss it and her. I'll Succeed had a stroke last year but last heard was doing well. Hopefully, she will come back and say HELLO!! This is for you, I'll Succeed!!!

All Are Welcome

This is a nonchallenge thread except to yourself.

Its a TOTAL COMMITMENT thread to the most important person you have

--YOURSELF--

I the undersigned swear once and for all I will finally commit to truely taking care of myself with

Water, food & exercise.

I will not fail. I will do this.

I PROMISE To exercise 3 to 4 times a week.

I will get a calendar out & mark it everyday.

I will walk or run.

I will move my body anyway I can to burn enery.

I will better my exercise time every 3 days by adding more minutes.

I will eat less & more health than ever before.

I will not buy fast foods.

I will throw out the junk in my house.(My family can eat healthy with me:0) and or I will prepare my own meals as best as possible ahead of time.

I will, I will, I will get all my water in everyday.

Even if I have to drink 64oz at bedtime & pee all nite I will get my water in. The first time that happens I am sure I won't forget the following day:0)

THIS IS LBT BOOT CAMP PEOPLE

THIS IS OUR COMMITMENT

If I faulter, I will not stop, but start IMMEDIATELY from that moment on to get back on track.

NO EXCUSES.

This is my time & I will see this promise through for MYSELF.

I will check in on this thread everyday or anyday. I will post as often as needed to keep myself going. I will keep in mind that evertime I succeed at a day it will make the next one even easier. Soon I will be in habit mode & wanting to forever better myself.

I will be Stronger!

I will be Thinner!

I will be Healthier!

Most of all I will be so Stinkin PROUD of Myself!

Time Commitment = NOW to March 21, 2007!

Whats in a name? A HELL of alot!

Signed & Committed

I'll Succeed

& Teresita

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I know I know, I just found out about this post this morning....Im trying to catch up...Everyone wait for me!!! Everyone is doing so great!!

I wanted to update my stuff for today

1 cup shredded wheat with skim milk, 8 ounces non sweetened grapefruit juice (breakfast)

20 ounces of honey & lemon green tea

Just finished 1.5 miles on my gazelle in 32 minutes (sweating like a stuffed pig)

20 more ounces of honey & lemon green tea

Teresita, I am working on my intake...I just started on fitday.com and trying to keep better track of everything...This is my first week of working on this issue and I see that there is a problem and find myself at the end of the day being about 150-200 calories short on my intake...I love this post and am working hard at getting everything in order and trying to make it work for me!!! I feel like a scientist this week trying to figure out all my numbers and my workout times...My husband just sits back and laughs and rolls his eyes at me, but in the long run I will win this battle

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Okiefamily I'm with you, seeing others exercise motivates me too.

Avilla you are already a winner. Don't let anything distract you from your course. You have a plan so stick to it, we are all in this together.

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Creating an Effective Home Workout

By Greg Shealey, M.S.

One way to stay in shape when you have a tight time schedule, but certainty not the only method, is to create an at-home circuit training routine. A good circuit training routine has various combinations of exercises and can be performed when access to equipment is limited. For the person with a busy schedule and limited workout equipment, circuit training can be performed in very little time. A good circuit training routine encompasses several types of exercises such as weight training, flexibility, aerobics and calisthenics, just to name few. An effective circuit training routine is designed with several different types of exercises. Most circuit training routines consist of seven to 12 different exercises. As you begin working out, each exercise must be designed so that you can move quickly from one exercise to another. Each exercise should be designated to developing a specific area of your body. For example, exercise 1 may be lateral arm raises for the shoulder muscles (utilizing small hand weights); exercise 2, push-ups for chest development; and exercise 3 will be leg lunges to build up the quadriceps in the legs. Between each exercise, you may perform 30 seconds of jumping jacks or aerobic steps to maximize a continuous flow. Over time you can add or change exercises to meet your specific needs. The goal is to maintain a flow of muscular endurance activities. Although circuit training is mainly for muscular endurance, if a continuous workload is maintained, the workout benefits may transfer over into cardiovascular development.

Depending on time and your fitness ability, a circuit training routine can be performed in as little as 25 minutes. When time permits, you can always increase the duration and/or intensity of your workout for further development. Some other good choices of at-home exercise routines include yoga, aerobics and tai chi.

My final count for today

1 cup shredded wheat with skim milk (breakfast) 60 ounces of honey & lemon green tea(0 calories) i think this counts as water intake, will have to double check with the nurse on friday

Just finished 1.5 miles on my gazelle in 32 minutes (sweating like a stuffed pig)

1/2 a chicken club salad from Jack in the Box with Ranch dressing (lunch)

2 slices of thin sliced sandwich turkey breast with a slice of cheddar cheese (snack)

16 ounces of red non sweetened grapefruit juice

1/4 cup shredded bbq briskett, medium size salad(dinner)

Once I write all of this out it sure does seem like alot

Teresita:I accepted the challenge the other day, but I'm not on the list. I don't see my message, so I guess there was a computer glitch. I am ready and on my way! I will succeed! Today, I did an hour of water aerobics.

Food: 1 c. Kashi Go Lean cereal, 1/2 c. milk

4 oz. protien drink, 1/2 banana

3 oz. chicken breast, 1/2 c. sweet potato, 1/2 c. salad with a drizzle of dressing

Dannon Lite & Crave yogurt, 4 oz. protien

Dinner- Healthy Choice meal, plus apple

Today's tally:

1/2c 1% cottage cheese with fruit

1 licorice

Rice cake with light cream cheese and 1 turkey pepperoni stick

an Orange

Hamburger patty with slice of cheese and salad with ranch

2 licorice

Got all my Water in and walked for 30 minutes this morning. Bought new walking shoes and going to the gym tomorrow.

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Hey MorningFuneral I missed you but you have a great "excuse" to be MIA. What a good hubby you have. MF did you....wait a minute I don't think I should abreviate your name like that. I'll just say Morning. Hey are you counting your calories, it doesn't look like you have a enough calories there. You have to feed your body or it goes into starvation mode and you will not be able to maximize your lost.

Avilla it likes a lot but just count your calories and keep the carbs low.

I got you Kareyquilts, check post #69 and #70 on page 5. Great job on your food and exercise for the day.

WOW time2live you are doing it. You are jumping out the gate and running. EVERYONE TAKE A LOOK AT TIME2LIVE!!!!!!! TAKE NOTES!!!!!

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I had my weigh in last night and I am proud to annouce that I lost 3 pounds this week. WOOOOOHOOOOOOO!!!! BOOOOOYAAAAAAA!!!!!!

14 pounds to go to reach -100. I can do this by the end of next month with you guys behind me. WHO'S GOT MY BACK!!!?????

Way to go Teresita....You are doing so wonderful...You will be there before you know it...Im not going to talk about my situation right now, but you get the picture!!

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Avilla we are in this together. Bottom line exercise is key, that is when I lose weight consistently. Why do I stop exercising? Because it is easier not to do it but I know I can't reach my goals in the time frame I want if I don't exercise. I have to put it in my head and JUST DO IT!!!! NOT THINK ABOUT, NOT TALK ABOUT IT BUT DO IT!

Doing it means everything. If you need exercise shoes or clothes to make you comfortable and not hurt yourself you need to do it. If you need a fill get it. If you need to get your blood pressure checked, see your doctor. If you know you are not drinking your Water drink it. We may say easier said then done, sometimes we just need a helping hand. We may need someone to go with us to the store or to the doctor. We may need someone to call and say did you do your 10 sit ups or your 5 minutes of walking 3 times that day. We make it hard but we together can make it easier. I know I need help, I need people to motivate me and keep me going. Everyone here helps me directly or indirectly when they post.

THANK YOU AVILLA, THANK YOU EVERYONE!!!

Thank you SGT!!! I will fall back in line now and be have!!! I have been doing my workout 6 days a week with only sunday off...And I am scheduled for another fill on friday and hopefully it will help me along this broken road of mine

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