I am learning where every muscle in my body is. Don't be fooled - I have not taken an unusual interest in kinesiology, or anatomy - nope! I am able to isolate and locate a large majority of my muscles because they HURT! I found a counter balance weight gym at the university - how appropriate: a workout AND a physiology lesson!
The other day I was watching P!nk on the Ellen Degenerous show and P!nk gave Ellen "Obliques in a bottle" so she could paint on the muscle definition (hahaha); at the time I didn't know where my obliques were... NOW I do! I'm reminded JUST where they every time I laugh or breathe in to deeply (they are the muscles that run along the side of your abdomen)
So here's a list of what hurts (top to bottom)
Trapezius
Deltiod
Latissimus Dorsi
External Oblique
Lower abs
Gluteus medius
Abductor longus
Quadriceps
I just need to tie my laces and then I"m on my way back to the gym - I will never deny that I'm a masochist!
Also a quick update on this stuff...
Personal accomplishments:
-Applied for UN overseas jobs (long shot, but at least I'm getting exposure to HR)
-signed up for pastry classes (I cant wait to get the ovens back on)
45 days of non smoking
6 weeks of running (7 weeks since I started, but I took a holiday in the middle!)
new averages (from July 25):
Average run – 5.5km
Average direct Calorie burn 415
Distance since July 25: 55km
Total 110km
Direct calorie burn since July 25: 4155
Total 7675
August goal - 55/125km
I'm off to find more muscles....
Anyone wanna book a massage with me when I'm home?!
*love*
life is going to be very different over the next 12 months... Share the journey with me.......
Where I fit in the box of crayons....
- Denise
- Do you ever get that feeling like there's more out there? That's the feeling that brought me to beyond borders. The global community is growing, and I have not yet become a part of it. I want to be a contributing citizen to the global community through participation and action. Over the years, I have developed an appreciation for diversity and difference, and look for other ways that people are doing things. There’s a whole world out there beyond our North American perspective that has the potential to change the way I see things, and to change my life. Gahndi said, "Be the change you want to see in the world." I think we should not only find the change within ourselves, but also take part in the change we want to see in the world. I hope that Beyond Borders will offer a medium in which I can be the change I want to see in the world, and also take part in that change.
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