It is impressive at how a TV show can really motivate you to
stay faithful to your diet and exercise plan.
I have a confession to make. Those of you who followed
the Morning Show with Ted last year-you heard all about my training
for my first ever Bodybuilding Show. You had to put up
with all the boiled egg whites, grilled chicken breasts and rice,
protein shakes, talk. You endured all of the updates
from my workout routines. I placed 4th out of 5 in the
2008 Battle of the River in Chattanooga.
I lost about 45 pounds and went from 21% body fat to about
8%. Well since the contest, I have put back on about
20 pounds. My new pants and shirts that I had
purchased are feeling a little snug now. I have gone
back to my old eating habits, of eating whatever I want basically,
and have recently allowed my gym membership to expire, (that
happens in a tough economy when you have a son in select
soccer!).
I was sitting on the couch last night with my family and had just
eaten 4 of the little mini-Heath candy bars. 4 of
those "minis" probably equals a regular size candy bar
right? As soon as I finished the last one the show The
Biggest Loser came on. I suddenly was overcome with
guilt. I heard the stories of these people who allowed
their health to suffer because of their eating habits and lack of
exercise.
God dealt with me last night and made me recomit to eating healthy
and begin exercising more regularly again. What do you
think? Can I lose 20 pounds by
Christmas? That is my new goal!
Pray for me......join me in losing weight and becoming healthier
this holiday season!
Drink your water!
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