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Showing posts with label Push Ups. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Push Ups. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2013

Progress Report!

Hey everyone! So, Mondays I have decided to be progress report days since I do my most intense work out with my awesome friends, Brad and Jordan, who you will probably hear more about later. Now, drum roll as I announce my weight and post a progress picture.

Weight: 140 lbs
There you have it folks! Progress has been made! I have a feeling that since I have had rapid growth I will be slowing down for the next few weeks, but we will see. In the future I plan to have my awesome roommate, Savannah, take a more professional picture. Brad, Jordan, and myself just did an extreme workout with legs as the main focus, so I am going to be lazy tonight and not worry about any of that.

Remember, to always drink plenty of water during your workout and have protein after your workout!

"To keep the body in good health is a duty, otherwise we shall not be able to keep our mind strong and clear." ~Buddha~

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Q&A S.1

Every Saturday I plan on answering questions you guys ask me, so feel free to ask me via the blog or email! I will personally respond to you if I can and also post it on Saturday if it is good. Enjoy this question from a friend of mine!

Q: I have no arm strength and I can barely do a "girl" push up. Any idea how or what I could do to meet my goal to be able to do a push up?

A: honestly, just start at one every morning. The thing is we have to start somewhere. Try doing one push up in the morning and one right before bed. Just keep up at it every day and you will start seeing that strength come. I started out by only doing 10 and now I've almost tripled that, but it has taken time!


Friday, February 1, 2013

TGIF: Morning Energy

TGIF's tip of the week:

Every morning, either before or after a shower, do push ups to wake your body up.

This shouldn't be something to make you tired, just enough to make you feel the strain in your arms and the blood flowing through your body. I usually do 25-30 pushes depending on how tired I am from the workout the night before. After some time you should start seeing an increase in the amount of pushes up you can do! If you do less than the day before, don't sweat it! This is just for you and no one else! A healthy way to get up and get a move on to your day.