So today I took my measurements. I had taken them when I first started on TurboJam...unfortunately, I'm not sure when that was. I also took them on June 29, almost two months ago. Here's how I stack up:
| Undated | June 29 | August 20 | Difference | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| chest | 48.5" | 48.5" | 47.5" | -1" |
| right bicep | 17.5" | 15" | 14" | -3.5" |
| left bicep | 18" | 16" | 15" | -3" |
| waist | 48" | 47" | 45.5" | -2.5" |
| hips | 56" | 55.5" | 53.5" | -2.5" |
| right thigh | 30" | 29.75" | 28.5" | -1.5" |
| left thigh | 30.5" | 30" | 28.5" | -2" |
| right calf | - | 17 7/8" | 17" | -7/8" |
| left calf | - | 17 7/8" | 17" | -7/8" |
| neck | - | 16.25" | 15.5" | -0.75" |
I'd say those are some pretty impressive changes! I'm looking forward to watching more inches "melt away", as the cliche goes.
3 comments:
Those are HUGE changes in such a relatively short time. Great job! I am all sorts of impressed.
Thank you so much! I am so happy with how I'm looking and feeling, and so glad that I have palpable results for all my hard work. This is the first time in my life I've felt so good about my health. And working out makes me feel great! It's amazing to me to think back to before I got into my exercise routine, how I hated working out and used any excuse at all to skip it. Now I'm unhappy if I don't work out--not in a guilty way, but in a "I missed something fun" way.
It's almost like being a completely different person.
A lot of my motivation has been to avoid the implanted defibrillator. My echo is scheduled for a week from today. I really hope my exercising has helped my heart improve enough that I won't need the ICD.
But I've decided that if I do need it, I'm not going to let myself be depressed enough to stop doing what I'm doing. It's possible that my heart condition is something I can't completely control...but I can control how healthy I feel and how much I weigh. These past few months have proven that. So I will keep at it, for the rest of my life, and be happy :)
Awesome numbers, Heather! You should be very proud. Keep up the good work (outs).
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