So diet time again. Or no...actually working out time again, with a moderate eye on my diet. I'll eat more or less what I feel like, but not confuse boredom with hunger.
I had been doing some moderate exercise, but just how moderate was demonstrably revealed to me after my first "Lift Heavy Things" workout as prescribed by Mark Sisson's "
Primal Blueprint Fitness." After doing an assessment last Friday, today was my first actual work out.
At the lowest level, the workout shoots for the following goals:
2 cycles of:
50 on-knee push-ups
20 chair-assisted pull-ups (2 legs)
50 bar-assisted squats
25 elevated jackknife presses
90-second hand/knee plank + 45-second per-side hand/knee side plank
Once I can do that number each cycle, I can move on to the next, harder version of the exercise. I'll stress that this is the LOWEST level. There are no exercises easier than this. Here were my results (cycle 1/cycle 2)
20/15 on-knee push-ups
8/5 chair-assisted pull-ups (2 legs)
44/20 bar-assisted squats
15/8 elevated jackknife presses
54/34-second hand/knee plant + 37/27 and 37/27-second hand/knee side plank
Right now, I feel totally blasted, and kinda happy that I only have to do this twice a week.