Ok, I am being brave and I am putting everything out on the line! Here is step one in my ACTION PLAN.
1. Know Your Goal
Know what it is you are setting out to achieve. Write down your goals, and show them to someone else. Its important not to hide what you are trying to achieve.
SMART Goals are much more easily achieved. For more info on SMART goals download this document www.adelaide.edu.au/wpdn/mentoring_goalsetting.doc
2. Set a starting point.
You need to know where you have come from and where you would like to be.
Below are my stats from the 12 week fitness program I am part of. This is the initial stats.
(I don't remember turning 27 yet. ... I think I am only 26 still... but its only a couple of weeks regardless.)
Ok, so there are steps 1 and 2. Have a go at setting your steps, share them in the comments section below or post a link to your own blog.
Age: 27
Height: 172
Measurements | Initial | Midway | Final | Overall Loss |
Body Fat % | 40.6 | |||
Weight | 81.9 | |||
Right Bicep | 29 | |||
Left Bicep | 29 | |||
Chest | 102.5 | |||
Waist | 94 | |||
Hips | 104 | |||
Right Thigh | 60 | |||
Left Thigh | 58 |
Fitness Scores | Initial | Midway | Final | Overall Improvement |
Step ups | 86 | |||
Push Ups | 8 | |||
Sit ups | 1 | |||
6 min shuttle run | 56 | |||
7 Phase Plank | 1 |
How's the program going? Keep the motivation up! =)
ReplyDeleteWow, go you! This reminded me of the one time I measured my thighs - I was ordering overalls for work with Nicole and when it asked for leg measurements, we thought it was our thigh circumference ... so that's the number we submitted. The supplier rang us to check what we had measured ... what a relief, otherwise the overalls would have come with this tiny little legs! Turns out we were supposed to measure the leg length. Sorry a bit off topic...
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