There hasn't been much of interest to post lately. I have done a few Zumba workouts, but mostly none at all. It's kinda funny, but not. When I am doing Zumba, I wish I was running and when I am running, I wish I was doing Zumba. I'm about ready to throw in the towel and try to alternate the two. I suppose it would work out for the best, since I am running a race in a few weeks and heaven knows I need to train. I certainly have not gotten any smaller in nearly two months!
I thought that my next challenge/goal was to do the Yourself! Fit workouts, but I am pleased to see that March is for logging all of the food I eat. I'm glad that I did it that way. I know at the time I was trying to establish a workout routine and scoot back into the frequency, but I think I was also inadvertently saving myself from exercise burnout. (I know, how can you have burn out over something that you aren't even really doing?) I guess what I'm thinking is that it took me a long time to break my healthy habits, just like it takes a long time to build up weight gain and, like weight loss, it will take a while to build those habits up again. When I did this before, I was in the right frame of mind, I wasn't busy dealing with school and activities for two children, and I was determined to look
good decent in a bridesmaid's dress. Unfortunately, almost all of my close friends are married now, so that isn't a possibility for a motivator. Hopefully, once I establish a routine with my new work schedule, things will start to get easier.
Until then, I will continue to let Zumba kick my butt for the rest of the month. I do think that I will alternate it with running on the treadmill so that I am prepared for this race. I would like to beat my last time on this course and that isn't going to happen if I don't train. So, look forward to me not completing the February goal, but know that I am OK with it. I shouldn't be OK with failure, but I know that if I get too hung up on the terminology of it all, I will get discouraged and that would be worse.