Day #15 Retest
- Run/walk your mile
- 3-minute pushup test
- 3-minute squat test. Yes, your legs will be sore from yesterday. Try to meet or exceed what you did the first day. Push yourself a bit here.
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Repeat 2 times.
Assess Your Week: You’re now one day away from the half-way point! Assess. What’s working for you? What’s going well? What isn’t working for you and why? What changes can you make to make next week a success?
Take a look at your schedule for the upcoming week. Look ahead to the next seven days of the challenge and make sure to schedule time in your day to get it done.
Tomorrow is a big day. It is your mid-point re-test. Get a good night’s sleep and have fun tomorrow!
Spend 30 minutes on cardio. Try intervals today. Try 3 minutes of intense effort followed by 3 minutes of moderate effort. Repeat 5 times.
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If you eat whole foods, rather than processed foods, and you steer clear of starchy carbohydrates you’re on the right track. Additionally, track calories and make sure that post workout you’re not consuming more than you just burned. Exercise because it’s good for you, not because it gives you a reason to justify eating an extra piece of cake.
If you want cake, eat cake but make it an occasional treat and not a daily habit. Moderation and awareness are the keys here. Pay attention to the nutrition you put into your body, avoid sugar and starchy carbs, and enjoy!
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Spend 45 minutes doing some type of cardio. Yes, you’re adding time to your workout. Pace yourself and change it up. It doesn’t have to be one movement 45 minutes straight.
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Dynamic Planks – Start in a push-up position with straight arms. Then go down to one elbow and the other, then back up again to the push-up position. Repeat this for 30 seconds.
Hollow-Rock – Lie on your back on the floor or a yoga mat. Reach your arms over your head, tighten your core muscles, press your lower back onto the ground. Raise your legs off of the ground. Hold for 30 seconds. You can adjust the difficulty by raising or lowering your legs. The lower they are to the ground, the more difficult the movement. You can also bend your knees to make it a little easier.
Repeat these two movements 10 times.
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Repeat 3 times
Tip: How hydrated are you?
Did you know it’s possible to be too hydrated?
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Make sure that you drink when you’re thirsty and stick to water. Electrolytes can absolutely help especially if you’re working out consistently with varied intensities. Hydrate is one of the better electrolyte replenishment drinks on the market.
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Spend at least 30 minutes running, hiking, biking, swimming or whatever sounds fun. Move your body and get your heart rate up. You should be breathing heavily, but not so much that you can’t talk.
Assess Your Week: You’ve now put seven days into your challenge. What’s working for you? What’s going well? What isn’t working for you and why? What changes can you make to make next week a success?
Take a look at your schedule for the upcoming week. Look ahead to the next seven days of the challenge and make sure to schedule time in your day to get it done. Good job!
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