I haven't given up on my whole fitness journey. Actually, I'm considering taking it to another level (CrossFit), but haven't made the decision to do that yet, so won't discuss that any further right now. I have now completed four weeks of a C25K program (couch to 5K) and so far, so good! I'm planning to start week 5 tomorrow. What I'm most excited about right now, however, is my latest toy:
Since I got my husband the GPS Garmin 910XT for Christmas, I had been using his old Sportline and, well, I was not a fan. The damn thing confused me, had too many functions I had no clue what they did and it was big, bulky...and pretty much made for runners (while I am trying a running program, I do not consider myself a runner). So after doing a little research, etc., I settled on a Polar FT7...it's for crosstraining. As you can see from the picture, at the end of the workout, this is what I can see. I've been learning more and more about heart rate training...specifically the different zones, training smart, etc. and this watch is a tool to help with all of that. I'm an instant fan of the watch. Set up was very easy. There are some additional tools that can be purchased to accompany the watch (and at least one free app to compliment). I'm just disappointed I didn't have it with me at the Y tonight for my kettle bell and spin classes.
So yeah, this is what I've been up to. And work. Lots and lots of work. Nonstop. Behind. Huge piles on my desk. Insane.
Since I got my husband the GPS Garmin 910XT for Christmas, I had been using his old Sportline and, well, I was not a fan. The damn thing confused me, had too many functions I had no clue what they did and it was big, bulky...and pretty much made for runners (while I am trying a running program, I do not consider myself a runner). So after doing a little research, etc., I settled on a Polar FT7...it's for crosstraining. As you can see from the picture, at the end of the workout, this is what I can see. I've been learning more and more about heart rate training...specifically the different zones, training smart, etc. and this watch is a tool to help with all of that. I'm an instant fan of the watch. Set up was very easy. There are some additional tools that can be purchased to accompany the watch (and at least one free app to compliment). I'm just disappointed I didn't have it with me at the Y tonight for my kettle bell and spin classes.
So yeah, this is what I've been up to. And work. Lots and lots of work. Nonstop. Behind. Huge piles on my desk. Insane.
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