A NEW SEASON HAS BEGUN! FOLLOW MY UPS AND DOWNS AS I START COMPETITION PREP UNDER THE GUIDANCE OF A NEW COACH AS A MEMBER OF TEAM GREEN. WATCH MY TRANSFORMATION AS I PREPARE FROM 12 WEEKS OUT
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23 days...holy eff!!!
Life has been a whirlwind!! But I guess it always has been, and it always will be so i can't really use that as an excuse. Presley is now in JK, which frees up alot of time for me in my days, all of which I have spent at the gym as of late :)
3 weeks to go! This is when i get a love/hate relationship with my prep. I love the results I see, and the changes that my body is making daily, I love the sense of accomplishment I get when I get all of my workouts done and I have time to fit other things into my day, I love the organization that i am forced to have in order to operate and pull off such a huge workload. I love how good i feel after crushing a workout, how strong i feel, how strong i look. I love the all of my hard work is coming to fruition and I will be stepping on that stage soon!! I hate having to explain myself over and over to people as to why i can't just have one drink, as to why i am eating the foods i am eating, why i would eat or drink something if it doesn't taste good , or as to why i am putting myself through such an intense process. I hate emotional rollercoaster that comes hand in hand with the limited amount of carbs around this time. The second guessing of the same you that you were just so pleased with in the mirror. The crying for no reason. LOL.
Does the good outweigh the bad? Hands down. You have to take the bad with the good, and the good is what keeps me coming back to this sport. It's an amazing sport, and takes such a science to master. Thank goodness I am in the hands of a genius when it comes to physique competitions. Jason has been able to tweak my diets and workouts to keep my body guessing and changing weekly. Even when I mistakenly goofed up carb portions in my diet for a few weeks, he had a new diet to me within hours of my realization, and was able to undo any potential harm i could have done to my prep.
My teammates are awesome and inspiring. I was able to go to the WBFF show in august and watch Judy Doughty, Lise Thexton and TJ McBride compete and was completely blown away!! And it wasn't just our athletes that were amazing, the outpouring of support from the team was insane! There have been more competitions since, unfortunately none i have been able to attend, but even when teammates are unable to physically be at an event their support is always known via emails, texts, facebook comments, and it is awesome. It's what being a part of a team is all about.
It's off to bed for me, as tomorrow is another jam packed day, but I wouldn't have it any other way :)
**We can all be as great as we want to be. If you believe in yourself and have the courage, the determination, the dedication, the competitive drive, and are willing to sacrifice the little things in life and pay the price for the things that are worthwhile, it CAN be done**
3 weeks to go! This is when i get a love/hate relationship with my prep. I love the results I see, and the changes that my body is making daily, I love the sense of accomplishment I get when I get all of my workouts done and I have time to fit other things into my day, I love the organization that i am forced to have in order to operate and pull off such a huge workload. I love how good i feel after crushing a workout, how strong i feel, how strong i look. I love the all of my hard work is coming to fruition and I will be stepping on that stage soon!! I hate having to explain myself over and over to people as to why i can't just have one drink, as to why i am eating the foods i am eating, why i would eat or drink something if it doesn't taste good , or as to why i am putting myself through such an intense process. I hate emotional rollercoaster that comes hand in hand with the limited amount of carbs around this time. The second guessing of the same you that you were just so pleased with in the mirror. The crying for no reason. LOL.
Does the good outweigh the bad? Hands down. You have to take the bad with the good, and the good is what keeps me coming back to this sport. It's an amazing sport, and takes such a science to master. Thank goodness I am in the hands of a genius when it comes to physique competitions. Jason has been able to tweak my diets and workouts to keep my body guessing and changing weekly. Even when I mistakenly goofed up carb portions in my diet for a few weeks, he had a new diet to me within hours of my realization, and was able to undo any potential harm i could have done to my prep.
My teammates are awesome and inspiring. I was able to go to the WBFF show in august and watch Judy Doughty, Lise Thexton and TJ McBride compete and was completely blown away!! And it wasn't just our athletes that were amazing, the outpouring of support from the team was insane! There have been more competitions since, unfortunately none i have been able to attend, but even when teammates are unable to physically be at an event their support is always known via emails, texts, facebook comments, and it is awesome. It's what being a part of a team is all about.
It's off to bed for me, as tomorrow is another jam packed day, but I wouldn't have it any other way :)
**We can all be as great as we want to be. If you believe in yourself and have the courage, the determination, the dedication, the competitive drive, and are willing to sacrifice the little things in life and pay the price for the things that are worthwhile, it CAN be done**
Thursday, October 13, 2011
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