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1 year ago
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1 year ago

Today’s workout. 2 miles and a bit of core/abs.
In all reality, I should’ve taken Sunday off. My body needed it after the 13.1 run. And I’m starting to pay for it. I’m still craving carbs more than normal and when I ran today, my legs totally felt it. When I lifted weights Sunday and Monday it was just my energy level, but today between the soreness of my leg workout yesterday and this weekend’s run, my body is just worn.
And I’ve also been so busy it’s so hard to squeeze in my workout. Like tomorrow, I’m not even sure when I’m going to workout unless I wake up early. But I do have a late indoor soccer game so if worse comes to worse, that can just count. I’ll try my best to get up early though.
Friday is our senior field trip to some ranch. With a pool. As in swimsuits. And I’m so self conscious. I’m just gonna eat a light breakfast so I don’t look too bloated when I swim. Sigh.
I hate that I’m at this plateau and I can’t do anything about it. I can’t risk changing things up too much before my race. Plus side is, end of next week is when I start my carbo loading, so I guess that’ll be interesting.
My legs are starting to look kinda good though I’ve noticed!

1 year ago

I noticed in all this business it is easier to reject greasy foods. In fact, they don’t sound pleasing at all. However, I still get a sweet tooth. Cakes, cookies, and ice cream I still struggle with. Oh. And sugary cereal. Like Life. And Frosted Flakes. ):

And I also think I’ve stopped slimming down. I haven’t had a chance to weigh myself, but I think my body has gotten used to this lifestyle and it needs a change up. A little over two weeks to my half marathon then hopefully I can go to camp for two weeks (though I won’t be eating NEARLY as healthy, and moderate working out) then come back and build up an entire new plan. Maybe with some more intensive cardio and weight lifting, since I’ll have more time. Thinking of hiring a trainer as well with all the money I’ll be making this summer. I’m still not comfortable in my skin. /:

1 year ago

Just had a brownie fudge sundae from Braum’s. And I really don’t even regret it. Back to strict eating tomorrow!

1 year ago

All 15-25 year old girls who are choosing to lose weight the HEALTHY way, reblog this because I’d love to follow every one of you.

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1 year ago

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1 year ago
to-getthin: SO MUCH more true than you think

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SO MUCH more true than you think

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1 year ago

Total cheat day. And I don’t even care. I ran my first 13.1 day. I deserve a piece of cake and some chips if I want it. And frosted flakes. Yum.

1 year ago

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1 year ago
healthylivingforyou: The picture is of Isabelle Caro, a French model who died at the age of 28 trying to recover from anorexia. She spent the later years of her life trying to promote health and campaign against anorexia, and wrote a book called, “The Girl Who Refused To Grow Fat”, an autobiography discussing the origins of her disease and her struggles to recover. Pro-ana blogs need to be banned. It is not wrong to have a disorder, but it is wrong to help others become anorexic or bulimic, when they could otherwise live a normal life. It is normal to be self-conscious about one’s body, but these feelings have started to emerge in girls at a very young age. These girls deserve to enjoy their childhood. There’s no reason they should be so concerned about their bodies to the point of near death. Promote health by reblogging this. We can help those already with the disease recover and prevent those who are at risk from getting it.

healthylivingforyou:

The picture is of Isabelle Caro, a French model who died at the age of 28 trying to recover from anorexia. She spent the later years of her life trying to promote health and campaign against anorexia, and wrote a book called, “The Girl Who Refused To Grow Fat”, an autobiography discussing the origins of her disease and her struggles to recover.

Pro-ana blogs need to be banned. It is not wrong to have a disorder, but it is wrong to help others become anorexic or bulimic, when they could otherwise live a normal life. It is normal to be self-conscious about one’s body, but these feelings have started to emerge in girls at a very young age. These girls deserve to enjoy their childhood. There’s no reason they should be so concerned about their bodies to the point of near death.

Promote health by reblogging this. We can help those already with the disease recover and prevent those who are at risk from getting it.

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1 year ago

Instead of 12, I ran 13.1. My first ever. Pushed my body beyond its limit, but that’s how progress is made. Recap later!

1 year ago

Up early for a 12 miler. Second to last long run before my actual half. My last 12 didn’t go so well, I’m hoping this one goes a lot better. 1/3 serving of oatmeal and a bagel with almond butter and bananas for breakfast!

1 year ago