Back to training, kinda. This week has somewhat of a productive start to foundation work for Silverman. I seem to do better when I have a schedule to follow. During my lazy week I kept saying "Ok today I am going to write my schedule," and I never got to it. Finally got to it and everything got tighter. My training, me eating, just back to discipline. Here is my week:
Wed: Push-up challenge. Endurance training-None. Ha ha. Had TONS of family stuff.
Thurs: Was asked by the polar bear and my brother to ride the sprint Pumkinman Course. Um yes. There is not one flat or downhill on it. A very challenging ride and with the wind even more "fun." So a 50 minute climb then a 12 min decent. 1 hour 2 min and fun. Thanks guys. That night I did a workout at the gym, general plus core. LIGHT legs in anticipation of my weekend.
Fri: Push-up challenge, endurance-none.
Sat: 2 softball tournaments. 7 games...8 am to 8pm.
Sun: 20 mile bike with my wife. She is progressing at an alarming rate. Fun to ride with her today. Her race is saturday and I so pumped for her triathlon debut at IronGirl Las Vegas.
I pushed a swim on Thursday then pushed the run I had planned for saturday. I left my schedule at work and I am hoping to make them up. Now that I review it, the start is a bit lackluster. LOL. I feel it though. I am a bit sore everywhere. Running will get done this week. Funny.
“The whole idea of motivation is a trap. Forget motivation. Just do it. Exercise, lose weight, test your blood sugar, or whatever. Do it without motivation. And then, guess what? After you start doing the thing, that's when the motivation comes and makes it easy for you to keep on doing it.”
John C. Maxwell quotes (American Entrepreneur, Author and motivational speaker)
true...ssoooo true.
9 comments:
That little conversation you had would make a good Seinfeld episode. Kudos to you for putting her in the know. You did it the hard way, thank you very much and there is great pride in knowing that you did it by sacrificing.
Enjoy the compliment ... (i think)..lol
Great quote...and good work...I'm looking forward to following you as you build your Silvernman House of Fitness Awesomeness!!
Awesome! Your hard work is paying off!
Silverman is a real man's race. Talk about your performance goals for the race in your next post!
Love that quote! Sounds like all the hard work you are doing is paying off!
Definitely a compliment. Especially coming from someone older b/c they do not care about being all PC.
Hey, thanks for your support along this ankle journey. The surgery didn't happen... of course, I wrote a post about it. I'll use your well wishes at a later date :) Right now, four more weeks until the surgery actually (hopefully) happens!
that's funny. I think that's a GREAT compliment. Hard work definitely pays off.
I can't wait to see the iron girls this weekend. :) It doesn't surprise me in the least that Julie is taking biking by storm. She is a phenomenal athlete.
Best of luck to Julie!
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