I have a lifetime membership at an omnipresent gym, but have been plagued by some lower hemisphere issues that have changed the way I exercise. I needed to supplement, and started the year off strong with a trial membership at a pilates studio, but I had a problem with the management who were soosososossososososo dumb and wanted me to commit to a pricey annual membership and then have the chance to visit the studios close to my house. I loved the reformer classes though, I thought they would be the answer to my quest for The Arms.
I've got a few other tricks up my sleeve that will come through soon enough to get myself back on a reformer and/or strapped to the TRX, but in the meantime I've got no choice but to tackle the equally pressing issues of the beer and the goldfish.
My workplace kicked off a health initiative in 2015, and I signed up to receive accountability in the form of a little bitty plastic thingamadoodle and a stack of instruction sheets from which one might presumably learn to synch all manner of apps and gadgets so that my every step and my every bite are recorded and analyzed. It's weird.
It is accountability, though. Logging my bites and steps will inspire me to take less and more, respectively, and I am banking on the change to reveal itself in plenty of time for beach days. I'd better hurry though, it's pretty nice out.
AND I got a free towel. |
Ooooh, free towel! Nice!
ReplyDeleteSigh. Accountability. I really wish the whole 5-7 p.m. part of the day existed on a different plan of universal reality -- if that was the case, I would definitely be ready for the beach now.
Thankfully, here on the Least Coast, it's going to be winter forever. Bring me my wine!
Sigh.
Good one, Jacqueline. And huge amounts of good luck to you, your steps, and your arms.
xoxox
Ellie
Year of the Arms, I love it. (I'm already sick of Year of the Man. Maybe I should make the switch.)
ReplyDeleteArms, ach. Such a sore subject, literally, for me. Good luck with it Jacq! My arms were actually one of the few parts of my body that I really liked, until my stupid shoulder went and got all "impinged" -- now they are nothing special. SO, dear friend, please do keep us abreast of your progress. If you find some tricks that work, please share. And yeah, the TRX can be brutal, so is probably a good option.
And your fitbit, well, wow! I don't think I wanted to know about that. But I'm totally loving your towel!
xoxo,
Beth
Ellie, I love you with your "Bring on my wine!
I'm going to pretend I don't know about it so I don't have to be accountable, k?
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