
After finishing the weight machine circuit, we didn't work on any balance exercises, but Valerie (my PT) had a new challenge. She handed me a BMI meter and we determined my current status. Homework for the next three days is to make note of everything I eat (and when), as well as my physical activities. On Thursday, we will calculate the input/expenditure balance.
Valerie says that I've "turned a corner" and that I'm "not the same person who walked in here a few months ago." Our next step is to focus on overall health and wellness. Lowering that BMI, increasing cardio endurance, and protecting myself from developing other diseases.
Yikes, I think I've finally met my match and will be held accountable. I'm actually a bit nervous about it. Wish me luck.
Yay!! Most excellent work.
ReplyDeleteS.
You'll do great. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteMel
great job !
ReplyDeleteSoon we can line up our exercise bikes and race !
I'd probably kill myself on a bike like that! lol
ReplyDeleteIf I let Patti express HER feelings about physical therapy, the language would flag your page as "Adult Only." :)
ReplyDeleteCaregivingly Yours, Patrick
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Thats great! Keep up the good work and good luck!
ReplyDeleteI agree with this post! It is so tough to exercise, I fight it every day. Hope it still works for you :)
ReplyDeletekim
I love going to PT. And the BMI needs to be calibrated for today's average woman! I'm boycotting that one!
ReplyDeleteNicole
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