Jump shots and sweet potato pucks
It's still all good in the hood with me... I just got done with a workout session (at home with my kettlebells, spin bike and elliptical) - but hey, a sweat session is a sweat session! Had an early morning workout tues at the gym, EARLY bird. I felt tired, didn't want to get outta bed. It was rainy. I was cozy. However, I did it - and felt great afterwards (especially coming home from work and feeling like I had a free pass to veg out all evening :)). A side note to all of this... my little girls only workout group is reassembling and growing! I swear - someday I will do this for a living (again).
I recently started playing basketball again. Great workout and a lot of fun. Playing sunday nights with a group of gals, fun to have the energy to do these things in my life still. I LOVE feeling empowered again. Feeling so empowered that I plan on completing my first triathlon since Ironman 2011. That's significant. I plan on sharing the journey back to training here, on this silly little blog that serves as my keyboard outlet.
What else is exciting....? The hubs and I are headed on vacay in May. Hawaii, yes, AGAIN. For the past five years we have done an annual Hawaii trip. Generally at this time of the year I would be feeling overwhelmed, like I needed to be going balls to the wall to get ready for the beach. This time I don't feel the same pressure. I know I need to loose a few lbs but I'm just going at my pace. Not putting too much pressure on myself and enjoying the journey. It's a feeling I haven't felt in a long time, freedom, balance, and clarity.
Lastly, what is with the "sweet potato pucks" in the title? Well, something that has become somewhat of a new obsession for me. Trader Joes frozen sweet potatoes.
Thursday, March 14, 2013 | | 0 Comments
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- Nicole Horgan
- I have been athletic ALL of my life, I think at this point it would be safe to say its in my DNA. I have played many competitive sports (volleyball, basketball, track), have played recreationally (soccer, softball) and have been working out since I was in 4th grade. I started lifting in 7th grade - yes, was even starting to learn the full on olympic lifts. I now enjoy running, hiking, skiing, hangin out at the lake and just being active. I have run a couple of marathons, and recently competed in my first figure show. I am not sure what the future holds for me with regards to my "exercise adventures" but I look forward to finding out...