From Uma, KT’s Travel Companion – Tues., June 17, 2015
My progress report today
My exercise count –
Contented despite hectic day!
Morning – climbed staircase 20 steps – 6 reps (no break) – step counts (273 x 5 mins), then did some arm and shoulders exercise for about 10 minutes.
Head to the gym in the evening. My 2 gym buddies abandoned me eleventh hour. They got stuck at work. How I wish I stayed back too but my teammates acted like an alarm clock. Someone asked…are you exercising tonight? See picture at the gym.
Did bicycling (vigorous) – steps count 303 steps x 15 min + cross trainer (moderate) – steps count 242 x 25 mins
My produce – fell short of the target. Skipped lunch but manage 2 veggie servings i.e lotus roots steamed with carrots and indian dhall curry with chapatti (indian wheat bread) for dinner.
Had 6 – 8 pieces of black grapes but didn’t realise I went above the Tour Bus ( 6- 8 glasses of water) target today – enjoyed my favorite drink (see daily tonic pic).
Usually level stored at 1800 ml…today sipped down to 600 ml topped that effort with 1 mineral bottle @ 500 ml at the gym. Great!
10 minutes silence – did that close to 11.30 pm but now cannot sleep close to 1 am L. Will read the newspaper on bed…that will do the trick!
I must admit it is getting tougher as days go by…
Regards,
Uma
Kathie Sobczak said,
June 16, 2015 @ 3:48 pm
I love the inspiration from around the world. Great job on the stairs and innovative way to get exercise into the day. Best to you.
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Luann said,
June 16, 2015 @ 11:05 pm
Way to go Uma, taking 20 flights of stairs to the office! Keep sending your positive comments & energy around the globe, you are making us so proud.
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Nancy Foss said,
June 17, 2015 @ 4:16 am
It is getting tougher!!! i have been getting up at 4:45 a.m. to walk an hour – ugh!! eating produce is trickier than i thought! you hang in there! thank you for logging your journey, it does help to know that we are all working towards a common goal in this!
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Darcy Sheremeta said,
June 18, 2015 @ 6:33 am
Uma, your Global People Services team in Denver, CO is cheering you on!! We are so proud of the hard work you are doing!
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Jane Wheeler said,
June 18, 2015 @ 8:12 am
Keep up the wonderful work! It is always so easy to take excellent care of others while not always restoring ourselves – love seeing so many others working to care for their health across the world!
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Larry said,
June 19, 2015 @ 10:03 am
Uma, Thanks for being so authentic in your posts.
Keep up the good work, it’ll get easier! I’ve read it takes anywhere from 21 to 66 days for habits to stick. If it’s the former, we’re already 2/3 of the way there.
We all struggle, for me the steps are the hardest because I’m in an office. Now I find myself home pacing across my apartment at 11PM to meet the steps. TO everyone: find what works and keep pursuing your goals.
Good luck!
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Uma's replies to teammate comments said,
June 19, 2015 @ 10:41 am
Kathie Sobczak said,
I love the inspiration from around the world. Great job on the stairs and innovative way to get exercise into the day. Best to you.
Uma said,
Thank you Kathie…m avid fan of the “Biggest Loser”. Hope to see slimmed & sexy legs soon
Luann said,
Way to go Uma, taking 20 flights of stairs to the office! Keep sending your positive comments & energy around the globe, you are making us so proud.
Uma said,
Thank you LuAnn….that no of flight stairs seems scary but I am eager to go straight up to our 17th floor, something I envy Caren & Hairy doing it so often. If nothing at all, to obtain slimmer thighs
As the saying goes “The elevator to success is out of order. You’ll have to use the stairs…one step at a time.” ~Joe Girard
Nancy Foss said,
It is getting tougher!!! i have been getting up at 4:45 a.m. to walk an hour – ugh!! eating produce is trickier than i thought! you hang in there! thank you for logging your journey, it does help to know that we are all working towards a common goal in this!
Uma said,
Tough is the right word and for me eating produce on non-vege days is a great challenge… Gee! Up at 4.45 am to take a walk? Where do you find such motivation so early in the day?
Darcy Sheremeta said,
Uma, your Global People Services team in Denver, CO is cheering you on!! We are so proud of the hard work you are doing!
Uma said,
Hi Darcy, nice to know that your cheers will keep my momentum going…I truly need that.
Janet Wheeler said,
Keep up the wonderful work! It is always so easy to take excellent care of others while not always restoring ourselves – love seeing so many others working to care for their health across the world!
Uma said,
Thank you and yes, this MTM contest is making waves inspiring teammates around the globe …I happy hearing stories from my teammates too.
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