- Get below 165lbs on the scales (and to 155 if I can).
- Push the whole stack on the leg press machine.
- Get bike to 30mph (without hills, following winds, and for a reasonable period of time).
- Walk a 25-mile day.
- Do a 10k in under 60 minutes.
- Swim 100 lengths without stopping.
Okay, I've also knocked up an exercise plan that fits (as far as possible) into the rest of my life and gives me that all-important rest day every week (ironically it's today, even though I didn't purposely plan it that way!). So...
- monday: run lunchtime, cycle to work, weights in evening
- tuesday: cycle to work, weights&swim in evening
- wednesday: cycle to work, run in evening
- thursday: cycle to work (optional); rest day (am diving in the evening)
- friday: walk/cycle in afternoon (leave work at lunchtime on friday); weights&swim in evening
- saturday: run/weights morning, cycle all day (optional, depending on shopping trips etc)
- sunday: walk/cycle all day
3 comments:
Where's hwngoday: make lovely but fattening food then leave it with him to ensure success of my fitness plan and abject failure of his?
I think that comes under Wednesday. I will search Simon for some healthy recipes and make those for hwngo, or make suitably virtuous rotws for him. Yes, I am eating too much sugar, cream and chocolate. No, I'm not anymore. BTW, the boys in the office loved the shortbread; apparently it tastes like 'homemade Snickers' (that's a Marathon Bar to the older reader). On the plus side, I think I may have spread a little chocolate-coated happiness there; on the minus side, I think I just increased the average engineer weight by at least a pound...
Donating Green & Blacks?! That's just crazy talk. LOL.
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