This is it, the so called amount of days it takes for the body to get used to a new routine. I've been trying to see if I feel a difference, but actually I don't. Maybe it's because I've been to the gym every day, so I haven't had a chance to just relax and revive. The programme is taking up quite a lot of time though, today I got so caught up in my veggie shopping that I forgot play rehearsals... (uh oh, they're gonna give me so much shit.. and I kinda deserve it..)
Went to the gym for an hour, just to procrastinate. I have schoolwork to do, but I'm not really that motivated to do any of it. I jumped on the scales beside the counter at the gym, and they showed 97 kilos! Yikes!! I hope that they're old and dodgy.. otherwise there's something seriously wrong with the way that my body works. I haven't had a weekend this healthy in YEARS.
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I used to have a pretty lazy and relaxed life. As a student, one is not forced into a daily routine, as classes tend to start at different times every day. I am a nightowl, and have no trouble staying up till 5am, nor sleeping till 3pm. I realised that this had to change in order to start a healthier life...
I used to eat lollies pretty much every day, and as much of it as I pleased. Chocolate was my coffee, I pretty much had one bar a day, on average. I also used lollies to get through boring readings, studying for exams, and doing chores that didn't tempt much. Dinner was eaten at different times, and my diet was quite high in both fat and carb content. I never really cared what nutritional value my food had, as long as it tasted nice and filled me up. I would often feel fat and ugly, but instead of doing anything about it I'd just mope in bed and eat more lollies. In the end, I realised that I couldn't keep going like this. At heart I am an active person, and I missed being able to do all the things that I used to. Tramping, skiing, land hockey, volleyball... Although I could do them, I would always feel like a burden to my friends, because I am slow. Which would lead to feeling worse, and eating more crap while moping in bed. Uh oh. A life such as this would not be a long and happy one.
I joined the "Just Lose It" competition at Victoria Uni Rec Centre, and this is a day by day account of what it is like to try and change my old habits and start a new and healthy life!
My life before the competition:
I used to have a pretty lazy and relaxed life. As a student, one is not forced into a daily routine, as classes tend to start at different times every day. I am a nightowl, and have no trouble staying up till 5am, nor sleeping till 3pm. I realised that this had to change in order to start a healthier life...
I used to eat lollies pretty much every day, and as much of it as I pleased. Chocolate was my coffee, I pretty much had one bar a day, on average. I also used lollies to get through boring readings, studying for exams, and doing chores that didn't tempt much. Dinner was eaten at different times, and my diet was quite high in both fat and carb content. I never really cared what nutritional value my food had, as long as it tasted nice and filled me up. I would often feel fat and ugly, but instead of doing anything about it I'd just mope in bed and eat more lollies. In the end, I realised that I couldn't keep going like this. At heart I am an active person, and I missed being able to do all the things that I used to. Tramping, skiing, land hockey, volleyball... Although I could do them, I would always feel like a burden to my friends, because I am slow. Which would lead to feeling worse, and eating more crap while moping in bed. Uh oh. A life such as this would not be a long and happy one.
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