I've
just realised I should have written this post two weeks ago- on 7th
March I uploaded this post
describing how I wanted to keep away from the reduced isle in Tesco in
a bid to eat better and stop being a cheapskate.
Well,
I certainly cut down from buying from that particular shelf. I've
made a point of eating fresher food, and more veg, and it seems to be
doing me well. I've crashed back into it when I've seen a deal here
and there- like tonic water or something- but I've not bought any
reduced pizzas or microwave meals. And I feel better for it.
Then
the project deadline passed and I completely forgot to write it up.
Let's see how it affected me in the gym. What improvements were made
during that month-long period?
I'm
lifting 15 plates on cable crunch, and doing as many reps as
possible. I've put on 10 more reps on when performing this with a
metal handle, and 10 more reps with the rope handle. That's it. Not
an amazing improvement, it may seem, but I'm spending more time doing
boxing and gym classes, and working out at home, rather than using
the actual resistance machines in the gym. My weight has gone back
down to around 73kg, which isn't great but is 4kg less than what I
ballooned up to. I'm sleeping a little better, which is forever a problem overall, and I'm feeling more energetic.
I've
made further improvements since the 7th April, both in the
gym and other areas of life, but that's for another post...
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