Stretching it Out

I’ve already deviated from the workout schedule I created yesterday. But that’s the great thing about workout schedules – they are totally malleable.

In the morning, I went to an RPM class as planned but decided my legs were way too sore afterwards to do weights. No big deal – I’ll do some strength training tonight. It’s more important to allow my muscles to fully recover than it is to risk injury just so I can say I stuck to my workout schedule.

Instead, I went to an evening Body Flow class with my sister. This was her first time in the gym since getting pregnant and she was a little nervous about getting back into it. Luckily, Les Mills has an online Pregnancy Guide for all of its classes. Here’s the one for Body Flow:

The instructor was also really helpful, offering lots of options and modifications. As for me, I thoroughly enjoyed all of the leg stretching we did. Heck, if I could’ve stayed in swan pose for the full hour, I would have.  

For dinner, I tried out a new recipe from Fitness magazine (I’ll add the recipe to this post later; I’ve got to get ready for work soon). I botched it up in a number of ways: first, I pressed the wrong button on the food processor, so the carrots ended up much too finely shredded. Second, I forgot to buy cooking wine. Third, I didn’t realize we were out of coriander. The meal still ended up pretty decent, but it could have been better:

Off to work now!

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Comments

  1. I am so impressed that Les Mills has pregnancy guides! Good on them for providing that info! I love their BodyPump and BodyAttack classes :)

  2. burningitoff says:

    Yeah, my sister found both the guide and the instructor really helpful. I love Pump and Attack too, although I’d be nervous about doing them if I were pregnant, even with modifications. I remember there was a really pregnant (as in due to give birth within days) lady doing Pump once… I cringed a little every time she squatted lol.

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