Sometimes it’s hard to believe that I have been at this thing for almost 60 days. Straight through, without interrupting my schedule, without making excuses and without complaining about it (for the most part ). I have to say that I am a little proud of myself for making this commitment to my health. And I will say that I am very, very proud of my daughter Rebekah for taking this challenge on with me. She really had no real reason to do this other than she wanted to and I am so blessed by that I can’t really put it into words. We have bonded, we have grown together and have actually watched each other change, for the better, in the last two months.

Today was a fun workout, although it was pretty hard on us both this morning. I think for me it was a combination of being a little dehydrated and a little tired. It was a struggle for me today to perform all of the routines throughout the workout but I pushed through and dug as deep as I could for as many as I could. And for the most part I did alright. The full body drills, however, destroyed me as they usually do. I have one week to go before I complete my first Insanity journey and I would love to be able to complete a full body drill in the circuit. I have yet to do that.

The hook jumps are another exercise that do me in proper. Pretty much anything that requires my quadriceps is going to pummel me and hook jumps fit neatly into that category. These are another exercise I would love to be able to complete before the end of next week.

Tomorrow is my weigh in day. That means that tomorrow morning is my “last chance” workout before checking my weight. I have eaten pretty well today and I hope I can carry that into tomorrow morning so that I can blast through the workout and really get a good loss tomorrow. I’m not sure I’m going to hit my 255.0 pound goal tomorrow, but anything less than I was last week will be a big win for me. So wish me luck. I have some serious work to do tomorrow when I take on Max Interval Sports Training.