For any of you who follow davidsocomedy, he's been doing something called "Funny, Fat, Fit". For those who don't know, he is a youtube comedian vlogging about him trying to lose weight. I decided to join him and I decided to post a daily log here.
Goal- Lose at least 15 pounds by July
April 13, 2013 - Sunday
Although I have been following davidsocomedy's vlogs for quite a while now, I never really followed his "Funny, Fat, Fit" videos, because 1. I thought it would just be about your progress losing weight, and 2. I thought it didn't relate to me. Of course I was wrong on both accounts, he was always who he was in his vlogs, inspirational, pretty deep, and downright hilarious. I've been wanting to lose weight for a while, and as a highschool freshman I'm still in the "trying to find who I am" and stuff like that.
I know the reason why he's losing weight is for a healthy lifestyle, and I want that too, I'm pretty sure everyone does but not everyone tries to reach it. But as a student, daily exercise and studies are hard to maintain.
When I entered middle school, I was 4'10" and around 100lbs. I was a bit fat, or chubby one might say, and then I was pretty self-concious, but at that time I played tennis 3 times a week an hour to an hour and a half each time. I was averagely healthy and I slept not too late, around 11. Later on there was more work and less time for exercise so I cut down on tennis to once a week and only for an hour and a half of a non-intensive workout. Soon by the time 8th grade came I was sleeping at 12 on average and I wouldn't exercise or necessarily eat healthy. Now as of freshman year, I am 5'3" and 135lbs. A lot of that goes into my self-confidence, and I know it shouldn't but it does, due to media exposure and of course the underlying judging that comes from everyone.
I've been working on starting and finishing my homework earlier by eliminating distractions and I've been sleeping at 11 now. Even at the beginning of freshman year, new school, new people, and all of that stress, I was sleep at 1 to 2 everyday. It was horrible for me. Sleeping at 11 is a big improvement for me. A better sleep cycle, but of course at times I have extra work so I sleep later, or I have an extracurricular that doesn't give me the time I normally have for homework.
After I feel as if I've developed a pretty stable 10-o'clock-done-with-homework-time, I want to start adding exercise into my day. I don't plan on checking my weight again until the end of May, but I will check it tomorrow and keep that for my own personal goals.
I'm trying to keep daily logs on this, and this is a personal experience, so yea you can hate if you want, but just know that, you're just the worse person in this case.
Exercise today- Man Overboard @RYC (good times)
-50 squats
2 MONTHS, 2 WEEKS, AND 2 DAYS LEFT