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 Posted: Tue Sep 16, 2008 6:24 pm
My summer job (bike patroller) ended a month ago. My class doesn't start till November. So i've been doing d**k all and feeling restless. Today I decided I wanted to go for a jog. I procrastinated it all day. Finally after supper, I just went and jogged for 40mins! At first I told myself I'd just go around the block. Once I got there, I was feeling good, so I decided to go another few blocks. Then I told myself I'd jog all the way back and finish with a super steep hill. The last 10 mins was hard but I had already set my goal so I pushed myself to meet it. I told myself if I finished, Id have some ice cream xd
So here's my master plan. I try to jog 5 times a week. Each time I complete the 5.5k route I did tonight, I get ice cream, otherwise, NO ICE CREAM!
Do you think it's a good plan? or will the ice cream just be counter productive?
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Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 12:12 am
sounds good to me, as long as you dont go over board on the ice cream wink
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Posted: Wed Sep 17, 2008 7:25 pm
The whole 'fattening foods/candy/junk food rewards hard work is a real problem with our society...
Edit: There are lots of RIDICULOUSLY good protein bars out there btw. Melaleuca is a company that makes arg natural products and their protein bars are WONDERFUL. But have dairy in them so I do not eat them. ;_;
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Posted: Thu Sep 18, 2008 2:55 pm
my legs are ssssoooo sore from that jog, now two days later. xd
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Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 4:51 pm
I think what you are doing, first off, is a wonderful idea.
While reading this, I was thinking to myself, "why not
make this even better for you." and a though occured.
Instead of Ice-Cream, I think you should reward yourself
with a smoothie, or non-dairy frozen yogurt. It will be better
for you and taste just as sweet 3nodding
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Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 5:30 pm
try reading the date next time, I haven't seen crazy cat in forever
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Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 6:09 pm
I've seen her around in another guild I'm in. I *think* the last time I saw her picture I thought "homg she looks great!"
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Posted: Mon Dec 29, 2008 9:34 pm
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Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 5:56 am
I'm glad this thread was resurrected, because the holiday season isn't over yet, and a lot of us will be thinking similarly. "I had a workout, so I can have this ice cream. I took a walk, so this piece of pie won't hurt me. I did six loads of laundry and mopped the floor, so it won't kill me if I have an extra helping of stuffing and gravy."
The thing is, it will take you four hours on a treadmill to get rid of the calories from one bowl of Ben & Jerry's or Haagen Dasz, or any other "premium" (that is, high-fat) ice cream or even soy ice cream. Did you run for four hours, or was it more like twenty minutes?
If you want ice cream, make it a treat that you have after a solid week of working out every day. If you really need a daily reward, get some fruit -- sliced nectarine or berries, perhaps -- and sprinkle it with a little Splenda or other no-calorie sweetener, and have that. A daily ice cream will sabotage your wonderful efforts at weight control.
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