I know, I know
I need to get more comfortable with going to the gym....and the other thing is, I'm short, so sometimes the machines don't seem quite right, even after I adjust them. I read that I should do squats and lunges- does that sound right? Everyday?
Thanks for the advice- I'm trying to make myself a little workout schedule to start on Sat!So your problem areas: butt & thighs? Sounds like me!
I used to think just doing lunges & squats was the answer.I am short too so I dont use a lot of the equipment at the gym, only the hamstring curl, abductor/adductor, leg press, cardio machines. Other than that for upper body I use free weight & bulk of the work out I do at home.
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In a word... delicious Here's the recipe I used. I got it from the then manager of the gym I go to. I was talking about making protein bars and that's what she came up with. Finally got around to making 'em last night and they're awesome. As they turned out they were very peanut buttery and pretty soft/chewy (might have to see about firming it up somehow, but not to the point of cracking). I definitely won't go back to storebought unless I absolutely have to.
Jeez, being healthy requires a lot of advance planning!
So far so good today- I made myself baked chicken yesterday, and packed it today for lunch with some brown rice, with some fruit for a snack later. There was cake here at work- and I stayed away!
It's all about the little victories![]()
It's all about the little victories![]()
I don't eat bars but here's something I find yummy. About 1/2 cup of muesli (granola, oats, nuts and seeds, dried fruits), 1 serving of organic vanilla yogourt and the final touch, 1 teaspoon of cocoa (no, not Quik...cocoa)...
You get your good carbs, fiber and fats from the muesli, a little protein from the yogourt, and a little guiltless sweetness and chocolate taste from the cocoa.