First 50: Day 1 and Day 2 Review
On Day 1 I was so excited that I ran the fastest 5K that I have ever ran before (22:49). It was a Very Hard Intensity for me but felt great in the moment as I was doing it. I held to my diet pretty easily and did a good HIIT workout while also drinking a whole gallon of water. By the next day, it was a complete 180 as I struggled to not eat more than I was supposed to and was having a bad day on top of that. When moments like that happen I tend to eat for comfort. I started day off running a good 5K in 25 minutes (Hard Intensity), but afterwards car didn't start because the battery was drained. I had to take a $50 Uber to work, got bad news that one of the tennis courts I normally use for one of my clinics is now not available for me to use anymore, one of my long time clients is no longer coming to one of my clinics anymore and I ended up cancelling my last class at that court that I later found out I could have still had. See why I was seeking comfort food, lol. But I still got to bed on time, still stuck to my diet, still did my Yoga Stretch for 1hr and 19 minutes and still drunk over 12 Cups of Water. So, I say all of that to say, staying locked in is definitely a process, but if we don't go through moments like these and overcome them, then how do you expect to get to be the best version of ourselves. Alright, time to get back at it. Heading to the Culver City Stairs! Stay locked in everyone!!! 🔐 Manny