Tuesday 5/16: Rest. I was supposed to work out but had to pack for DC and lost time.
Wednesday 5/17: Our first day in DC! I never plan to workout on our first day, and this was no different. We got some solid walking in, though.
How many steps are supposed to make a mile? My steps and mileage were drastically different from others' the whole trip. |
All that time standing was tough on my feet! |
After the run I did some weighted squats, presses, bicep curls, and planks.
We flew home that evening after a weather-delayed flight. I was home and asleep around 11pm.
Saturday 5/20: I literally slept until 12:30pm and then napped from 3:30-5pm. Major rest day!
Sunday 5/21: Rest. I needed a day of housekeeping after travel!
This week was almost a total loss as far as structured workouts go, but sometimes that happens! This week is the last week of school, and I know it'll be exhausting but I'm planning to get some good workouts in!
ABK
Last week! Woohoo, I know the feeling!
ReplyDeleteWhat did you do in DC?
ReplyDeleteSometimes while traveling or doing work related activities, I struggle with adding a work out to my to do list... I always let it go.
When it comes to travel I always have the attitude "if it happens, it happens". I used to put a lot of pressure on myself to keep up a routine but honestly, it's not worth it! Sometimes both my body and my mind need a break from daily workouts. Our last trip to Mexico I ran one day...the rest of the time I just "played" ... oh, and drank a lot :) Don't regret that one bit. Workouts are always there when you are ready to come back. Is today your appt w/ the doctor on your calves? If yes, good luck. I hope you can finally get some answers.
ReplyDeleteI really don't stick to any sort of workout routine when I travel. I hate having to stress about when I'm going to squeeze in a run and I'm not going to get up super early to do it - I'm on vacation! I feel like I need to prioritize spending that time with family/friends, so when I travel I pretty much just assume it's going to be almost 100% time off from running (unless I'm visiting family back home).
ReplyDeleteWhen Kevin and I were in Zion, he somehow logged 5,000 more steps than me (on a 25,000 step day) even though we did the exact same things all day. I think leg/stride length and variance in device sensitivity explains a lot of the discrepancies.
Even with all that walking you still managed to get to the hotel gym, good for you. I hope you enjoyed the trip.
ReplyDeleteMy teacher friend also took her class to D.C. They didn't love it :( Cool that your app tracks how much you stand!
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