Earlier today Reggi called me to check in and see if I would be at yoga. We were talking about my weekend of going here and there with friends and the two pound penalty I now must work hard to pay all week long. We started to talk about how you can pretty much work out like a maniac but it's really all about the food, it's about what you put in your mouth. She said, in typical Reggi style "you just have to watch what you put in your pie hole". When we hung up her words stuck in my mind. I chuckled a bit and thought to myself "damn, if we could all just pay attention to what goes in and out of our pie hole, we could rule the world". Good healthy food in, encouraging loving words out. There you have it folks. The secret to life. Don't say I never gave ya anything. Just watch what goes in and out of the pie hole.
I am a Bikram yogini who does 60 and 100 day challenges twice a year. This is where I share my sweat, tears, and joy.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Impromptu Challenge Day 1: Watch what goes in and out of your piehole
Yes, you read that title right. I'm doing an impromptu little 30 day challenge and because I feel accountable when I blog, well, I'll blog everyday again. My studio started one November 1st and said we can jump in anytime up til November 13th. This challenge will be a bit different than ones in the past due to our schedule change. I will do mostly Bikram but will for sure jump into Moksha classes as well to make sure I get my 30 classes of hot yoga in. This last minute decision was made out of guilt, after missing 5 days in a row. The missed days were due in large part to a weekend of pure fun and debauchery with my out of town guest, good friend Lisa. She was in town with a friend for another friends 40th who went to college with us. The birthday girl lives in St. George but wanted to come to Vegas to celebrate. So we obliged her. Alot. I thought I was going to pay for it in that room today, but blessedly the studio owner taught. He tends to keep the room as close to 105 as possible without going over and doesn't hold us in poses for long like some others tend to do. I missed my studio so much and was grinning and waving like an idiot at people coming and going. My body was happy too and creaked, stretched and flexed the toxins out, happy to be rid of them.
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Another challenge! How many will this be for you? Five, six?
ReplyDeleteIt's number five! The funny thing is I've done 4 60 day challenges...never have only done a 30. But given the time of year, hey, it's still a challenge!
ReplyDeleteHehehe... mark your calendar for 100 day challenge starting Jan 1st, 2010.... Charlie and I have been plotting and we are gonna make it BIG. :)
ReplyDeleteA weekend of pure fun? What could be better?Sounds like you a great weekend! Good luck with your Challenge. A couple of people jumped in late to our Challenge too and are just doubling up to catch up. Have a fun!
ReplyDeleteHow exciting! 30 days will feel like nothing after so many 60 day challenges. :)
ReplyDeleteJ~ Yes! I'm SO IN! I need to redeem myself for my *almost* 100 days this past January!
ReplyDeleteTracik~ Luckily I don't have to double up, they just said jump in and keep goin' til you hit 30. Phew! :)
Hannah~ Piece of cake, I'll just crank this challenge out Bikramyogachick style! :)
This is going to be a piece of cake for you - oh wait, it's going to be a piece of carrot for you. We need to watch what goes in and out of the pie hole ;-)
ReplyDeleteI just started reading your blogs. I find it very inspiring that you can do 100-day challenges. I am just trying to survive my first 60-day one.
cirita~ thank you! That's awesome that you are doing a 60! I'm going to hop over and check out your blog...
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by ;)
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