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September 4, 2011

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Sunday, September 4, 2011

Got 7 ½  hours of sleep last night.

Woke up around 7:30 am but fell back to sleep till 8am (or at least tried to).

8:30 am Started morning stretches in bed:

As I sat up out of bed I repeated the Micro Breaks.

 

8:45 am Did my 4 Minute Morning  Week 3 – DAY 7

But did a variation on the Bend Down & Reach Up with Toe Raise (I’ll put up a video of it soon). I opened the closet door and held onto both handles to stabilize the door then did my squats, focusing on knee and hip alignment (the tracking of the femur).

Chatted with the kids.

Did this stretching routine:

Made kids breakfast.

9:45 am – 10:20 am MY Breakfast:

11:00 am Finished cleaning Kitchen.  6 oz. Water.

11: 20 am – 12: 00 pm MY Workout – YOGA at home:

Ashtanga Sun Salutations A & B + Ashtanga Primary Series Standing Postures + the first 6 Seated postures (no Vinyassa between postures) + 3 Closing Postures + Savassana.

Talked with my Sister on the phone till 12:30 pm.

12: 30 pm MY LUNCH :

1:00 – 1:30 pm Talked with my other Sister on the phone.

1:30 pm 12 oz. Water

1:30 – 2:30 pm

2:30 pm SNACK:

3:00 pm

4: 00 pm

4:30 pm Start preparing dinner, we have a dinner guest coming over.

Snack on baby carrots.

6:00 pm MY Dinner:

7:30 pm

7:55 pm 6 oz. Water

8:00 – 8: 15 pm

8:15 pm Get kids ready for bed. Goodnight routine

 

9:00 – 10:00 pm

10: 00 pm

10: 30 pm Lights out.

 

Aim for 8 hours sleep.

I have to admit that I am really glad that this was the last day of recording a log.  It’s very time consuming and does shift the natural rhythm of things slightly.  I hope someone out there found this useful.  I will, however do another “Week-In-The-Life” sometime in October when the kids are in school full time to show how hectic a mom’s life can get with driving kids to and from schools and activities etc.

I wanted to show that I don’t spend my entire day ‘working out’.  As you can see it takes up a very small portion of my time, but I am consistent with it.  Eating well and staying hydrated is a priority.  Living an active lifestyle is natural.  The more physical one is the more Non-Exercise Activity one tends to engage in.

Now that I’ve finished MY LOG I will write more about NEAT (Non-Exercise Activity Thermogenisis).  Keep your eye out for this post, the content will knock your socks off!

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