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Old Wed, Mar-04-20, 08:21
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Say NO to Diabetes!
Posts: 8,671
 
Plan: My own - < 30 net carbs
Stats: 440/228/210 Male 5' 11"
BF:Energy Unleashed
Progress: 92%
Location: Central Virginia - USA
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So this was my lazy February...

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Originally Posted by khrussva
[Feb 01 - 13,148
Feb 02 - 16,088 - 5K indoor jog at the Y - HR 145 - Time 42:41
Feb 03 - 11,084
Feb 04 - 14,447
Feb 05 - 12,045
Feb 06 - 17,692 - 5K indoor jog at the Y - HR 139 - Time 43:57
Feb 07 - 14,565
Feb 08 -- 9,656
Feb 09 - 20,226
Feb 10 - 10,460
Feb 11 - 12,594
Feb 12 - 14,323
Feb 13 - 10,300
Feb 14 - 11,404
Feb 15 - 13,174
Feb 16 - 15,320
Feb 17 - 12,409
Feb 18 - 12,737
Feb 19 - 10,901
Feb 20 - 13,892
Feb 21 - 10,712
Feb 22 - 11,014
Feb 23 - 12,199
Feb 24 - 13,662
Feb 25 - 12,910
Feb 26 - 11,227
Feb 27 - 13,673
Feb 28 - 10,792
Feb 29 - 10,590

February Summary

Total Steps: 373,244
Total Miles: 178
Average daily: 12,871
Miles Bicycling: 0
Miles Jogging: 6.2


This was my worst showing in terms of average steps in a long time. At least I'm still moving everyday. I can't be too upset about that.

I've been laying off the jogging for the past few weeks. I've been working long hours and fighting off a minor bug of some kind, but I did this mainly to let my knee injury fully recover. I also saw this as an aid to getting my eating (portion size) under control. When I lost all my weight several years ago I was not jogging as part of my routine. In fact, whenever I've been training hard for a 10K race I always manage to be gaining weight. This past year I put on several pounds. I'm working on my eating to reverse this trend.

I have a 10K coming up at the end of the month. The plan is to ease back into jogging over the next few weeks and run my 2020 Richmond 10K at a comfortably slow pace. Kelsey shall wear the crown this year.
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