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My name is Kaitlin and my height and and weight measurements are 5' 8.5" and 155-160lbs respectively. I plan on loosing 20 to 30 pounds to see where that will get me physically. If I do not like what I see, I might push to lose 40lbs.
On another note, I plan on getting as physically flexible as I possibly can. This is because I plan on taking up contortion as a hobby in hopes of developing it into a career. It will encourage me to be fit for life and never let myself go. I am still young enough start.
Aside from becoming a contortionist, my psychological well-being is also a primary motivator. Throughout my childhood, I have been penalized by peers and family members. This has enabled me to develop an innate sense of paranoia and depression. If I ever reach or go over the 200lb mark, I will probably lose my mind and inflate my inferiority complex. Thereby, turning me into a complete emotional wreck.
My life has not revolved around physical activity. A few years ago, I took up pilates and as a result, went from 160lbs to 145lbs in 4 months. I did not like the way that I looked at all, and due to impaitientence, I quit.
At the beggining of this year I have decided to give lifegaurding a try. By doing so, I religously took up swimming and weight training. As a result, I developed an intense hatred for anything that involved movement in water, so I quit. I swam and weightrained at the same place, 3 mornings a week, for three months. By quitting lifeguarding I also quit weight training. So now I am back on square one.
Thank you for your time
On another note, I plan on getting as physically flexible as I possibly can. This is because I plan on taking up contortion as a hobby in hopes of developing it into a career. It will encourage me to be fit for life and never let myself go. I am still young enough start.
Aside from becoming a contortionist, my psychological well-being is also a primary motivator. Throughout my childhood, I have been penalized by peers and family members. This has enabled me to develop an innate sense of paranoia and depression. If I ever reach or go over the 200lb mark, I will probably lose my mind and inflate my inferiority complex. Thereby, turning me into a complete emotional wreck.
My life has not revolved around physical activity. A few years ago, I took up pilates and as a result, went from 160lbs to 145lbs in 4 months. I did not like the way that I looked at all, and due to impaitientence, I quit.
At the beggining of this year I have decided to give lifegaurding a try. By doing so, I religously took up swimming and weight training. As a result, I developed an intense hatred for anything that involved movement in water, so I quit. I swam and weightrained at the same place, 3 mornings a week, for three months. By quitting lifeguarding I also quit weight training. So now I am back on square one.
Thank you for your time