Today is actually 230, but Im writing about monday plus the weekend. - Things were good - I ate well this weekend, In-N-Out, Pizza (only 2 slices :-), some sugar too. But I nailed the excersize, even finding time on a busy sunday to work out.
My food is getting low here, I should go to the grocery store soon - probably next week.
Exercise wise, Im starting to get more of a workout out of my swimming. Im no longer going overdistance for 1500 or 2000 yards. Rather, im dividing the workout into several smaller sections which include overdistance, sprinting, and broken swims.
My weight training is pretty light, I seem to have less of a routiene other than somedays focusing on lowerbody and others on upper body. Im getting more toned in my arms which is good, but im debating how much weights I want to do since that could risk injury to my hands - which is the important thing here.
I cheated a bit this week and weighed in on friday, sat, and sunday. I was hitting anywhere from 232 to 235, so im gonna say that im 235 for this week. This is pretty huge for me, taking a look at the raw numbers here, my BMI for instance has gone from 38.7 back in august to 30 right now. All I need to do is take off another 10 pounds and Ill be classified as "overweight" from "obese". Such a great feeling and its so inspiring as a musician to have this sort of success in my life right now.
My goal is to be at 230 by the end of the month and i know its gonna happen - hopefully I can even get into the 220s before I leave to go on tour this summer. Then the challenge of course will be to keep it off and to watch what I eat. But im confident that ill make good choices.
So here I am in April, 8 months from when I started. Ive lost over 60 pounds, lost 10 inches around my waist, and gained a new wealth of knowledge about my body and how I can improve. I still want to lose 40 pounds and another 6 inches around my waist - but Im giving myself plenty of time to do so. Im no longer that person who entered on this blog on day one, I now have a greater respect and understanding for self-improvement and life in general.