Fitness Living

100 days of exercise: a plan of action

Happy New Year!

Personal should be my word for 2025 cause I’m coming for everything that has my name on it, that includes my health and fitness. In a radical move of self discipline and delirium, I’ve committed myself to 100 days of exercise/caring for my body through a Peloton challenge that includes stretching and meditation. ONE HUNDRED DAYS, that would have me completing the challenge on April 10, 2025.

As an individual that has never completed such a lofty fitness challenge a day in her life, I’ve been thinking of best practices based on my level of self-awareness to ensure I complete this challenge

See below:

  1. Take progress pictures and wear cute workout clothes. These Old Navy jumpsuits are my favorite.
  2. No overthinking, no forcing anything for the first two weeks. Whatever feels good to my body is what I’ll do. If that calls for deep stretching for a week, it is what it is. The goal is just to get in a routine
  3. I’m going to use that Pilates reformer that has been serving as a foot rest in my office as well as that Trek bike collecting dust in the garage
  4. I’ll post my workouts daily to my Instagram Stories, hopefully that will hold me accountable/inspire other folks to move their bodies daily
  5. Try my hardest to work out in the morning
  6. Meal plan, cause even though I’m not so concerned with weight loss, I do desire to build some muscle and tone up. The goal is high protein and less sugar that would mean I’ll be drinking my liquor straight.
  7. Reasonably make an exercise plan, switching things up to keep from getting bored
  8. Join a Challenges group, these usually do well to keep me motivated
  9. Stay off the fitness pages on IG. They make me overthink
  10. Post a picture of Tracee Ellis Ross somewhere where I can see it daily. The best of us need relatable motivation.

This might be the one.  Yeah, this the one.

 

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