I'm dressed to go to a Christmas Luncheon with the North Georgia Church of God state leadership. This is the first of about a half a dozen such events. How do I approach these luncheons? First of all, I had a small breakfast, so I try to trim some calories there. Second, I'll try to each smart at the luncheon. Third, I will exercise a little more this evening.
Yesterday morning I weighed in at 226.4 lbs and then I hit the treadmill for 20 minutes wearing my 20 lb weighted vest. Then, last night, I jogged for one mile and tried to set a new personal best in time. My last attempt was November 18th and I ran it in 8 minutes and 50 seconds. Last night I really pushed myself HARD and ran it in 8 minutes and 20 seconds. Not bad considering I really haven't even been jogging since November. I've been doing a lot of hiking, but no jogging. My next goal is to get my mile down to under 8 minutes.
Waking up this morning I believed that all my hard work was going to pay off in getting me into the 225 lb range. Instead, I ended up on the plateau. I didn't lose a single ounce. I weighed in at 226.4 again this morning. I'm seeing that this is what happens, namely, that I lose quickly, then stall, then lose again--the stairstep process I talked about earlier. However, though I didn't lose weight from all my hard work, I do feel that I've lost size. I'm wearing clothes that I haven't worn in 4 years. They are a little dated however.
Finally, I watched the final episode of The Biggest Loser Tuesday evening and it was really inspiring. Danny Cahill looked like a totally different person. I hope he can keep it off, and I hope I can as well.
Scripture of the Day: Matt 24:13, NKJV
13 But he who endures to the end shall be saved.
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