Recently, my in-laws came down to visit for a few weeks, and because my wife and I don't get to see them very often, we naturally spent much of our time with them. This, of course, makes it somewhat difficult to keep a good workout schedule going.
Luckily for me, my father-in-law happens to love gardening, so after enlisting his help, we were able to tackle the yard work and even plant a few bushes while we were at it. But back to the point at hand; how I managed to workout with so much going on this week.
First of all, I'd like to re-iterate that it's important to remember it's not the end of the world if you miss a workout, so don't get down on yourself if it happens. Second, the purpose of this experiment has been to prove that you can do a full body workout in under 20 minutes, so hopefully you have some time away from your in-laws in the mornings when you wake up or at night before you go to bed (unless you live in a Studio Apartment...)
So with that being said, I spent most of my mornings this week working out before I was rushed off to The Home Depot. And despite what you may think, it actually invigorated me throughout the rest of the day!
On a quick note, I added two new exercises this week to liven up the workouts. I've begun doing Burpee Jacks (combo of Burpees and Jumping Jacks) as well as One-Legged Burpees, and my results from the week are listed below.
Date | Workout | Sets | Total Time | Beak Time Per Set | Total Burpees |
4/2/2012 | One-Leg | 4 | 4 min 35 sec | 40 sec | 40 |
4/3/2012 | Ladder | 15 | 19 min 50 sec | 60 sec | 120 |
4/4/2012 | Pull-up | 6 | 9 min 28 sec | 50 sec | 60 |
4/5/2012 | REST | ||||
4/6/2012 | Jacks | 6 | 5 min 39 sec | 30 sec | 60 |
4/7/2012 | Mix | 7 | 11 min 19 sec | 60 sec | 70 |
4/8/2012 | REST | ||||
I'll leave you today with a great quote from a great leader, Sir Winston Churchill:
"A pessimist sees the difficulty in every opportunity; an optimist sees the opportunity in every difficulty."
L&R,
Drew
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