Was going to reward myself for my efforts this week with a Friday morning sausage butty. God intervened though: the electric's down in the canteen. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Penguin
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Was going to reward myself for my efforts this week with a Friday morning sausage butty. God intervened though: the electric's down in the canteen. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Penguin
Two toast for me for breakfast. There'll be no Friday crisps and dips tonight eitherQuote:
Originally Posted by southernsoftie
I did a circuit training session at the Richard Dunn sports centre in Bradford on Wednesday night for the first time in ages and jeez do my muscles everywhere (apart from my legs funnily enough) ache like 'flip'. My scrawny (yet flabby) upper body is really letting the side down at the minute!
I think this fat neutral has definitely put a bit on. The trousers are mighty tight this morning
Know that feeling Stolly, my back and arms are killing me from a few press ups and some other army exercises.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
No work out this morning, had to wait for Tesco man. Lunch time run on the cards though, hopefully :)
Started getting hunger pines at 11am. Tongue sandwich has just gone down followed by a kiwi and an orange.
Will I survive till teatime?
I'm that hungry I've just been eyeing up last year's calendar. Paper is low in saturated fat isn't it? :closed:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stagger
Last day at work for me today. We've got cream cakes. Yum yum
yeah it's amazing isn't it. If pain is an indicator of gain, then circuit training must be bloody good for you. I just did my first BMF session in four months three days ago and the squats and lunges and tuck jumps killed my legs the next two days.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stolly
Just managed to do another one last night without too many tears.
Front Room later?
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Originally Posted by Derby Tup