Thought for the day: Don't put off tomorrow what you can do today!
Goal: Look good and feel good about myself!
I also prepared a soup for dinner. It was awesome and my teen age son loved it too. See recipe page for all recipes.
I weighed myself and took measurements I am dreading tell you this.
weight 160 lbs
Neck 14"
Upper Chest 37" med chest 39.5"
waist 34.5"
Belly 38.5"
hips 40.5"
r. thigh 25"
r calf 15.5"
r. biceps 12.5 (F. 13")
BMI 27.02
Body fat 32.59%
To find out what your BMI & Body fat is go to: http://www.bmi-calculator.net
for exercise I did 20 min Pilates and up and down my steps about every hour. (Trying to keep the fire in the furnace from burning out, it is located in the basement. I also did laundry that is downstair and I folded upstairs, I also used the upstairs bathroom)
Lunch: 5 cucumber slices, 4 carrot wedges, 2 zucchini wedges, 2 celery slices, drizzled with home made dressing(see recipe page)and 1 avocado.
Dinner: home made veggie soup. It was awesome! I didn't think soup would taste good without some kind of meat but this did. For dessert I had a cutie and a couple of grapes
Liquid Intake: (1) 10 oz of lemon water (2) 10 oz herbal tea (2) 20 oz of water
Snacks:I nibbled on my veggie platter all day and I still have more than half left for tomorrow
:-)
End the day with a hot bath with bubbles and salts.
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How to burn calories http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/
"A closer look at physical activity and metabolism
While you don't have much control over the speed of your metabolism, you can control how many calories you burn through your level of physical activity. The more active you are the more calories you burn. In fact, some people who are said to have a fast metabolism are probably just more active — and maybe more fidgety — than are others.
You can burn more calories with:
Regular aerobic exercise. Aerobic exercise includes activities such as walking, bicycling and swimming. As a general goal, include at least 30 minutes of physical activity in your daily routine. If you want to lose weight or meet specific fitness goals, you may need to increase your activity even more. If you can't set aside time for a longer workout, try 10-minute chunks of activity throughout the day. Remember, the more active you are, the greater the benefits.
Strength training. Strength training exercises, such as weightlifting, are important because they help counteract muscle loss associated with aging. And since muscle tissue burns more calories than fat tissue does, muscle mass is a key factor in weight loss.
Lifestyle activities. Any extra movement helps burn calories. Look for ways to walk and move around a few minutes more each day than the day before. Taking the stairs more often and parking farther away at the store are simple ways to burn more calories. Even activities such as gardening, washing your car and housework burn calories and contribute to weight loss."
May 25, 2010 3:24 PM
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