Day 3/100: Feel asleep on the couch before exercising. A work around to save my commitment is to make up the day by adding 30 minutes to another day. I might officially allow myself this workaround, but limit it to max 2 times per week, because needing to make it up by doing 1 hour another day can quickly become overwhelming. But there are two weekend days where I have more time, so a max of 2 days where I miss the daily 30 that must be made up other days could work well enough, I hope.
So far, I've completed 2 out of 3 days of 100, otherwise expressed as 2(3)/100. |
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Forgot to report here Day 2/100 on Tuesday: 30 minutes of bridges, mobility drills (pelvic tilts, cat dogs), stretches (knee pendulums, single and double leg knees to chest, quads, calves, hams, forward bends, side bends), toes raises, and 1 squat before being saved by the bell. |
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Day 1/100: 32 minutes of bridges, mobility exercises (cat cow, pelvic tilts), stretches for quads, hams, calves and for back (knee pendulums, single leg knee to chest, forward bends), and standing knee raises. |
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Wanting to make fitness a part of my life, knowing that a too-bid commitment can easily be overwhelming, I have chosen to commit to something simple and achievable. If all I am up for, if all I can be bothered to do one day is stretching for 30 minutes, that is good, that is fine.
I aim to include the FD series and HF series in MS Workouts on heavy rotation, and some stationary biking sprinkled throughout the week. As long as I do 7 days of 30 minutes of some fitness-type activity, I'll commit $70 to my success fund. If I don't do what I set out to do, I am penalized by hurting myself and my progress, harming my project of developing habits to become a healthier, more self-loving person, and will commit $25 to the hideous Grand-Father Nurgle.
15 successful weeks would yield many rewards, including a hefty $1050. That would be a good contribution to an electric-assisted bike/trike. Something to think about. Massage therapy would also be good rewards. Both are supportive of the identity being built as a person who actively takes care of herself. |
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