So I have slacked with posting what the other days are because I lost track of time with having lectures and classes and tonight I went to a good concert but I have stuck to actually doing the challenge :)
Tomorrow is the last day which I'm sad about because I have enjoyed doing the challenge.
Here are the missing days...
Day 5:
50 Prisoner Squats
Rest 10 seconds
20 Jumping Jacks (Cardio!!)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Inner thigh leg lifts (15 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Forward Skaters (15 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Jumping Squats
Rest 10 seconds
20 Walking lunges (10 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat this circuit 4 times
Day 6:
20 Straight Leg Deadlifts
Rest 10 seconds
20 Side Lunges (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Jumping Jacks
Rest 10 seconds
20 Step ups (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Prisoner Squats
Rest 10 seconds
12 Walking lunges (6 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat circuit 4 times
Day 7:
30 Spartan Bows
Rest 10 seconds
30 Side Lunges (15 on each side)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Power Jumping Jacks
Rest 10 seconds
20 Straight leg deadlifts
Rest 10 seconds
15 Gengis Khan
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat this circuit 4 times
Saturday 25 October 2014
Tuesday 21 October 2014
Day 2 of leg challenge done
Just finished day two of the leg challenge... A little late in the evening but I must say it has given me energy of note!!
So here is day 3 and 4:
Day 3:
50 Prisoner Squats (Squeeze your butt nice and tight at the bottom of the squat and flex your quads once your legs are straight)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Jumping Jacks (Cardio!!)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Inner thigh leg lifts (15 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Forward Skaters (15 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Jumping Squats
Rest 10 seconds
20 Walking lunges (10 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat this circuit 4 times
Day 4:
20 Straight Leg Deadlifts
Rest 10 seconds
20 Side Lunges (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Jumping Jacks
Rest 10 seconds
20 Step ups (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Prisoner Squats
Rest 10 seconds
12 Walking lunges (6 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat circuit 4 times
So here is day 3 and 4:
Day 3:
50 Prisoner Squats (Squeeze your butt nice and tight at the bottom of the squat and flex your quads once your legs are straight)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Jumping Jacks (Cardio!!)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Inner thigh leg lifts (15 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Forward Skaters (15 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Jumping Squats
Rest 10 seconds
20 Walking lunges (10 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat this circuit 4 times
Day 4:
20 Straight Leg Deadlifts
Rest 10 seconds
20 Side Lunges (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Jumping Jacks
Rest 10 seconds
20 Step ups (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Prisoner Squats
Rest 10 seconds
12 Walking lunges (6 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat circuit 4 times
Sunday 19 October 2014
7 Day Leg Challenge
I decided to change my training program around a bit and do a 7 day leg challenge for a change. Change in a training program is very good. It also motivates you to keep going and not get bored of what you are doing.
So here is what I did today:
20 Straight leg dead lifts
Rest 10 seconds
20 Side lunges (10 on each side)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Prisoner Squats (Remember to squeeze your gluteus at the bottom of the squat and flex your quads once your legs are straight)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Step ups (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
40 Jumping Jacks (cardio is always a good idea)
Rest 10 seconds
12 Walking lunges (6 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Do 3 rounds of this circuit and then you are sorted. You can add weights to everything you do to make it more of a challenge if it is too easy.
The List for tomorrow exercises are:
30 Spartan Bows (15 on each leg. You can hold onto a chair or foam roller if you cant balance. Stand on one leg and bent to touch the ground with 1 hand and come back up to standing...basically like a single leg bent leg deadlift)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Side Lunges (15 on each side)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Power Jumping Jacks (Like a normal jumping jack but you keep your legs bent the whole time)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Straight leg deadlifts
Rest 10 seconds
15 Gengis Khan (Start in a squat position and lower yourself into a plank and from the plank back into the squat position)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat this circuit 4 times
So here is what I did today:
20 Straight leg dead lifts
Rest 10 seconds
20 Side lunges (10 on each side)
Rest 10 seconds
25 Prisoner Squats (Remember to squeeze your gluteus at the bottom of the squat and flex your quads once your legs are straight)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Step ups (10 each leg)
Rest 10 seconds
40 Jumping Jacks (cardio is always a good idea)
Rest 10 seconds
12 Walking lunges (6 each leg)
Rest 30 seconds
Do 3 rounds of this circuit and then you are sorted. You can add weights to everything you do to make it more of a challenge if it is too easy.
The List for tomorrow exercises are:
30 Spartan Bows (15 on each leg. You can hold onto a chair or foam roller if you cant balance. Stand on one leg and bent to touch the ground with 1 hand and come back up to standing...basically like a single leg bent leg deadlift)
Rest 10 seconds
30 Side Lunges (15 on each side)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Power Jumping Jacks (Like a normal jumping jack but you keep your legs bent the whole time)
Rest 10 seconds
20 Straight leg deadlifts
Rest 10 seconds
15 Gengis Khan (Start in a squat position and lower yourself into a plank and from the plank back into the squat position)
Rest 30 seconds
Repeat this circuit 4 times
Saturday 6 September 2014
Energy Boosting coffee!!
This morning I was in need of one huge big energy boost so I decided to finally try some coconut oil in my coffee... DELICIOUS!!!
I made coffee like I normally do and put it into the blender and added a tablespoon of coconut oil. It was amazing...it went a bit lighter than usual, a bit thicker and had amazing froth on top.
It was so good that I made extra for my clients to taste before their kettle bells class.
Having coconut oil in your coffee instead of a meal before your workout is a good source of energy and it doesn't have to be before a workout... you can have it in the mornings to boost your energy and keep you feeling full for a little longer than usual.
Coconut oil has many other benefits other than giving you a nice big energy boost. Here are a few other benefits of coconut oil that is being unfolded at the moment:
Kills viruses
Kills bacteria
Kills fungus and yeast
Boosts energy and endurance
Improves insulin secretion
Kills tapeworms, lice and other parasites
Reduces cavities
Prevents obesity
Softens skin
Protects skin from the sun
Controls dandruff
Prevents wrinkles
I made coffee like I normally do and put it into the blender and added a tablespoon of coconut oil. It was amazing...it went a bit lighter than usual, a bit thicker and had amazing froth on top.
It was so good that I made extra for my clients to taste before their kettle bells class.
Having coconut oil in your coffee instead of a meal before your workout is a good source of energy and it doesn't have to be before a workout... you can have it in the mornings to boost your energy and keep you feeling full for a little longer than usual.
Coconut oil has many other benefits other than giving you a nice big energy boost. Here are a few other benefits of coconut oil that is being unfolded at the moment:
Wednesday 22 January 2014
Grain Free 1 Cup Cake
I Looooove grain free recipes but what I love more is when they are simple and easy to make!!
I'm a huge fan of the 1 cup recipes because you put all the ingredients into a cup, mix it well and stick it into the microwave.
I usually make a nice chocolate one but I don't always have bananas so today I tried a vanilla one. It spelt amazing...I'm not sure if it is the coconut flour that smells so good or the vanilla essence but I can for sure do with the kitchen smelling like that everyday!!
They came out perfect and aren't a hassle to make at all!!
The Recipe is:
1 Tbs Coconut Flour
1/4 Tsp Baking Powder
a pinch of salt
1 Tbs Honey
1 Egg
1 Tbs Butter
1/2 Tsp Vanilla Essence
Mix it all together in the cup...really mix nice and hard until it is smooth and creamy and pop into the microwave for 1min 45 seconds.
I kept mine in the cup but it sits nice and loose in the cup so you can pop it out into a plate and decorate or you can decorate it inside the cup.
I drizzled some cream over mine just for some extra taste and it was HEAVEN!!! It tasted like it was made in some Masterchef episode!! It isn't dry at all and you would never tell that there is no wheat flour inside!!
You for sure need to try this out!!
I'm a huge fan of the 1 cup recipes because you put all the ingredients into a cup, mix it well and stick it into the microwave.
I usually make a nice chocolate one but I don't always have bananas so today I tried a vanilla one. It spelt amazing...I'm not sure if it is the coconut flour that smells so good or the vanilla essence but I can for sure do with the kitchen smelling like that everyday!!
They came out perfect and aren't a hassle to make at all!!
The Recipe is:
1 Tbs Coconut Flour
1/4 Tsp Baking Powder
a pinch of salt
1 Tbs Honey
1 Egg
1 Tbs Butter
1/2 Tsp Vanilla Essence
Mix it all together in the cup...really mix nice and hard until it is smooth and creamy and pop into the microwave for 1min 45 seconds.
I kept mine in the cup but it sits nice and loose in the cup so you can pop it out into a plate and decorate or you can decorate it inside the cup.
I drizzled some cream over mine just for some extra taste and it was HEAVEN!!! It tasted like it was made in some Masterchef episode!! It isn't dry at all and you would never tell that there is no wheat flour inside!!
You for sure need to try this out!!
Sunday 18 August 2013
Cool Website
I was on Pinterest looking at all the yummy recipes (food porn ;) ) and fitness pins and saw this cool site.
You put in your details and it gives an idea of what you look like and then you place your goals in and it shows what you should look like after reaching your goals and you can also personalise it a bit by adding your hair colour and outfits and a few more other goodies!
Here's the link:
http://modelmydiet.com/women.html
You put in your details and it gives an idea of what you look like and then you place your goals in and it shows what you should look like after reaching your goals and you can also personalise it a bit by adding your hair colour and outfits and a few more other goodies!
Here's the link:
http://modelmydiet.com/women.html
Monday 15 July 2013
Diet? No Diet? How about just eating healthy?
The word diet is like saying Voldemorts name in Harry Potter... none of us want to hear the word but who says we have to follow a diet to lose weight and be healthy?? I say we just eat healthy and in my opinion that isn't very hard at all but maybe that is because I'm wheat and gluten intolerant but then again I do crave for yummy and delicious looking things like everyone else.
Anyways... My new way of eating healthy is following a few of the Paleo diets guidelines... so I have cut out grains but I haven't gone full blown Paleo so I still have sugar, dairy and peanut butter but just by cutting out grains I have a ton more energy and I feel a lot healthier because I have far more energy. I would like to go complete Paleo but I believe in easing into things and not just jumping into the deep end.
So if you would like to know a bit more about Paleo to try out and see what benefits it has for you here are some of the basic guidelines:
Basically avoid grains, legumes, dairy, preservatives and refined sugars. Oh and processed food...if it has a nice long shelf life it is for sure a big no!
You can have all kinds of meat, fish and seafood's, eggs, loads of veggies and fruit and then some nuts and seeds.
So the Paleo diet I don't see as a diet, I see it as healthy eating and even though I don't do it properly I am feeling the benefits without a doubt.
A yummy breakfast recipe to try is pancakes...actually they are more like flapjack goodies.
Your ingredients are:
1 Banana
1 egg
Pinch of salt
If you want to make double the recipe then it is obviously 2 bananas, 2 eggs and pinch of salt.
How to make it:
Beat the egg and mash the banana and then add the salt and mix it well. You could actually even add some cinnamon.
Use coconut oil for your frying and scoop out spoons into the pan and fry.
These are super quick to make and they actually taste very good!!
A definite MUST TRY!!
Anyways... My new way of eating healthy is following a few of the Paleo diets guidelines... so I have cut out grains but I haven't gone full blown Paleo so I still have sugar, dairy and peanut butter but just by cutting out grains I have a ton more energy and I feel a lot healthier because I have far more energy. I would like to go complete Paleo but I believe in easing into things and not just jumping into the deep end.
So if you would like to know a bit more about Paleo to try out and see what benefits it has for you here are some of the basic guidelines:
Basically avoid grains, legumes, dairy, preservatives and refined sugars. Oh and processed food...if it has a nice long shelf life it is for sure a big no!
You can have all kinds of meat, fish and seafood's, eggs, loads of veggies and fruit and then some nuts and seeds.
So the Paleo diet I don't see as a diet, I see it as healthy eating and even though I don't do it properly I am feeling the benefits without a doubt.
A yummy breakfast recipe to try is pancakes...actually they are more like flapjack goodies.
Your ingredients are:
1 Banana
1 egg
Pinch of salt
If you want to make double the recipe then it is obviously 2 bananas, 2 eggs and pinch of salt.
How to make it:
Beat the egg and mash the banana and then add the salt and mix it well. You could actually even add some cinnamon.
Use coconut oil for your frying and scoop out spoons into the pan and fry.
These are super quick to make and they actually taste very good!!
A definite MUST TRY!!
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