Rest week was exactly what the muscles needed. These bad larries makin' me feel like a beast. Back onto my fitness grind. John Lennon agrees.
A foul mouthed girl with a big fucking heart. I've got a lot to say, maybe you should listen.
Friday, March 22, 2013
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Give me all the brussel sprouts...
After a week long absence from the gym and a whole lot of junk food & partying, all I really wanted was a HEALTHY dish of food and a workout session with a perfect uninterrupted playlist.
Although the time off from the gym may seem a bit much to all you fitness junkies out there, it was actually exactly what I needed... (okay, okay I could have done with a few less vodka & diet cokes).
I needed a goddamn reset. I needed some good quality time with a best friend to just veg out and watch horrible television for a bit and talk about nothing at all.
By taking this break, it helped me realize even more how much I fucking love bodybuilding (I've missed the gym so much). It made me realize I'm ready to push myself even more. I'm ready for a lot of changes in my life.
I'm throwing out my safety net. Besides, those are no fun anyway. Am I right?
p.s Most of my meals from now on will be eaten with chopsticks. Laugh all you want, I dare you to try it for one day and tell me you weren't focusing on your food and the enjoyment of it at least 50% more than with a knife & fork. Have a kick ass day!
Although the time off from the gym may seem a bit much to all you fitness junkies out there, it was actually exactly what I needed... (okay, okay I could have done with a few less vodka & diet cokes).
I needed a goddamn reset. I needed some good quality time with a best friend to just veg out and watch horrible television for a bit and talk about nothing at all.
By taking this break, it helped me realize even more how much I fucking love bodybuilding (I've missed the gym so much). It made me realize I'm ready to push myself even more. I'm ready for a lot of changes in my life.
I'm throwing out my safety net. Besides, those are no fun anyway. Am I right?
p.s Most of my meals from now on will be eaten with chopsticks. Laugh all you want, I dare you to try it for one day and tell me you weren't focusing on your food and the enjoyment of it at least 50% more than with a knife & fork. Have a kick ass day!
Sauté cut up brussell sprouts, bay shrimp, organic coconut oil, dash of sea salt, 1 pack of little soya.
Simmer on low.
Enjoy.
Sunday, March 10, 2013
Progress posts.
To anyone that's felt any certain way about them:
Believe it or not, I am as humble now as I was starting out on this fitness journey.
You may not know this because we don't speak on a regular basis but, I am.
I still turn into Miss Awkward when paid a compliment from anyone, even if it comes from my fiance or my best friend.
Any confidence that I convey, I've earned.
And how sad is it that in this society that CONFIDENCE needs to be earned?
With every progress picture comes a little apprehension... I'm fully aware that I'm open to judgements, scrutiny, and harsh words either typed in a box or said at home to a friend or spouse.
Sometimes it makes me wince and press delete. I mean, I'm proud of my progress and the hard work I've put into every step of it but maybe others don't want it shoved in their faces??
But then I remember seeing the progress pictures of women such as Anastazia Dalesandro and Jessica James. And I remember being inspired by those girls to get my own fucking life straight...
And I hope & I hope that maybe I can do that for someone else.
And that makes it all worth it.
But I'm not fucking invincible. I'm not Superwoman. When I see or hear things maybe I shouldn't, they still fucking hurt.
I'm still a human being. I will always always offer my support to anyone interested in getting into a fitness lifestyle and posting progress pictures of their own. I'm aware that there is a difference between tracking your progress and otherwise. I just wish everyone else was too.
But in the words of Aristotle, there's always going to be criticism. So buck the fuck up and deal with it.
Believe it or not, I am as humble now as I was starting out on this fitness journey.
You may not know this because we don't speak on a regular basis but, I am.
I still turn into Miss Awkward when paid a compliment from anyone, even if it comes from my fiance or my best friend.
Any confidence that I convey, I've earned.
And how sad is it that in this society that CONFIDENCE needs to be earned?
With every progress picture comes a little apprehension... I'm fully aware that I'm open to judgements, scrutiny, and harsh words either typed in a box or said at home to a friend or spouse.
Sometimes it makes me wince and press delete. I mean, I'm proud of my progress and the hard work I've put into every step of it but maybe others don't want it shoved in their faces??
But then I remember seeing the progress pictures of women such as Anastazia Dalesandro and Jessica James. And I remember being inspired by those girls to get my own fucking life straight...
And I hope & I hope that maybe I can do that for someone else.
And that makes it all worth it.
But I'm not fucking invincible. I'm not Superwoman. When I see or hear things maybe I shouldn't, they still fucking hurt.
I'm still a human being. I will always always offer my support to anyone interested in getting into a fitness lifestyle and posting progress pictures of their own. I'm aware that there is a difference between tracking your progress and otherwise. I just wish everyone else was too.
But in the words of Aristotle, there's always going to be criticism. So buck the fuck up and deal with it.
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