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[Workout Update]

Posted Feb 15 2012 3:08pm
I'm telling you...the majority of the meals I eat are a bunch of different things thrown together in a bowl with lots of stuff on top. I am all about combining creamy and crunchy or hot and cold. Like my Valentine's Day Breakfast for example: Original Greek Chobz + Nanner + Blackberries + Homemade Granola.


MmmmMmm. Yup, it the spot! I felt a little bit spoiled about this breakfast because both Chobani and berries were on-sale at the grocery store, so I splurged. Reminded me of summertime! 

Speaking of spoiled...look at what my Valentine sent to my office...ROSES! 
 








It's something about flowers that just make the world go-round, no? Thanks Babs :)

Did you receive anything special from your Valentine?

Exercise Update

On behalf of few different reader requests, I decided I am going to start posting more of my workouts. Here is a brief overview of my current weekly workout schedule:

Mon: 60 minute Yoga Sculpt
Tues: 2 mile interval run + Upper Body Lift
Wed: 4-5 Mile Run
Thurs: Off
Fri: 2 mile interval run + Lower Body Lift
Sat: 60 minute Yoga Sculpt
Sun: Long Run (usually between 5-6 miles)

As you can see, I have upped my strength training from 2-3 days a week to 4. Just an fyi, Yoga Sculpt is a full body strength workout. With that said, I have been doing some sort of strength training at least 4 days/week. I decided to increase my lifting because I want to tone up a little bit before my trip to Mexico (with my family) over Easter.

I am by no means an exercise expert or a certified personal trainer, but I have done a fair amount of research on many different types of exercise. What I have concluded is that strength training is the way to go! I used to be a cardio queen, however I never really saw results. It definitely helps me maintain my weight, but it really hasn't ever done the "fat-burning" trick. An article I recently read on JillFIT inspired me to start lifting heavier weights with a lower repetition as opposed to lighter weights with higher reps. It has only been about 2-3 weeks of lifting more and heavier, and I can already tell a difference!

Any strength training recommendations?!


If you had to chose between cardio and strength training, what would it be?


Enlighten me with your exercise knowledge...
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