I haven't posted for the past couple of days, but I have documented (for the most part) what I've been doing on the daily plate. I'm going to attempt to put it all in this post. For day 14, I had a .2lb gain from the day before. Nothing major and no worries. I spent the day eating well and getting in my workouts. I neglected to put in what I ate for lunch and dinner. For the life of me, I can't remember what I had but, here's what I documented on March 28th:
March 28th, 2014Write in your diary: How do you feel today?
For March 29th, I had a .4lb increase. Still within the green, I didn't panic and ate well. In fact, I got in one, very intense standing pilates workout that had me sweating buckets by the end. It's amazing! I didn't feel like I was exerting much effort, but because you do so much core work, your body works harder to stabilize. My stabilizers aren't the best and I should probably do this workout with every opportunity I can find. The downside is that it's 48 minutes long. This is definitely not a workout that I can do before work and school. Here's what I had for yesterday:
Today, it was a movie day, so I took one of my sugar free chocolate bars in with me. So, good! I'm paying for it now with the immense bloating and gas. I ate half at the theater (after a breakfast of meat and eggs) and half during lunch. I should probably save the second half in the future. It's quite a bit of malitol and I know I'm going to be living with the gas for the rest of the night. I'm trying to neutralize it with sprite zero. We'll see how it goes.
Oh, and we saw Noah in IMAX. A wonderful film (part history and fantasy). If you take it as such, it's very enjoyable. If you're looking for historical accuracy, look to the Bible. I was teary eyed plenty of times and was more than a little irked at some of the plot terms, but the film is beautiful (visually) to watch and the acting is wonderful.
I had a .4lb drop from yesterday. I'm sure it was the Pilates that did it. May have to look for other workouts that offer the same kind of strengthening. Here's what I had today (keeping in mind that the daily plate does not recognize sugar alcohol and the canceling out of regular carbs, due to it):
An airy, forty-something water-bearer that marches to the beat of her own drum. I'm a wife, a mother of two and avid animal lover. I also love to travel and may one day make that part of my profession.
Labels: 170s, P3, R7