Long swim today. And then I decided to rough-calc my body fat percentage.
If that sounds fun, read on!
Showing posts with label weight loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label weight loss. Show all posts
Friday, April 19, 2019
Tuesday, March 27, 2018
Crunch: Too Much, Too Soon
You may remember me talking a bit about executing a “kamikaze fitness attack” for my buddy’s APFT last time out. It probably sounded like at least half of a dumb idea, am I right?
Yeah. It kinda was.
It’s been a humbling week, honestly. If my mother was still alive, she’d be delighted.
Thursday, February 15, 2018
Crunch: Managing Weight Gain
I got into the gym a few months ago mostly because I needed a break from the pool. I like swimming, and I will probably always feel more graceful in the water than I do on land, but it can be a grind. Even if you’re swimming just two to three times per week, it can be mentally and emotionally exhausting trying to stay focused. It’s not like there’s a lot of scenery. You’ve got the little black line and whatever songs you can play back in your head.
Saturday, August 12, 2017
Swimming: Dieting Sucks, But...
Alright, so yeah. I'm on a diet. And it sucks.
I had a physical this week, and not to get all medically over-sharing on you, but I have a little heart problem. I've also been putting on weight slowly but inexorably over the course of the last few years. The heart problem isn't a big deal, exactly, but is something that we've been watching pretty closely since about 2010. I have a slight mitral prolapse, and on top of that, there's also a minor blockage across the primary electrical conduction path in my heart, and it throws my heart's rhythm a bit.
In simple terms: my EKG looks a little wonky.
Or, as my doctor put it on Tuesday: "It's benign because you're controlling it with exercise. As long as you keep working out, you'll probably be okay."
I had a physical this week, and not to get all medically over-sharing on you, but I have a little heart problem. I've also been putting on weight slowly but inexorably over the course of the last few years. The heart problem isn't a big deal, exactly, but is something that we've been watching pretty closely since about 2010. I have a slight mitral prolapse, and on top of that, there's also a minor blockage across the primary electrical conduction path in my heart, and it throws my heart's rhythm a bit.
In simple terms: my EKG looks a little wonky.
Or, as my doctor put it on Tuesday: "It's benign because you're controlling it with exercise. As long as you keep working out, you'll probably be okay."
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