Today is a day of remembrance of our veterans. I am a Vietnam veteran (although I did not serve in the war) but I loved serving my country. However, while in the service I always struggled with my weight. I was on the "weight program" and even though I was very discipline in my military career, I lacked discipline in my ability to control my eating and weight. During that time, I hated exercise. I dreaded the running that was required of us twice a year. I struggled to reach the Air Force's requirement and always barely made it.
I have come a long way. I still struggle with controlling my eating. It's especially a challenge with being gluten free. Learning how to eat right but not too much of the higher fat items that are offer in gluten free.
Exercise wise, I am in a totally different head space. I really look forward to my workouts with Lisa. It's hard....sometimes it painful but the sense of accomplishment gives me such a rush that I feel like I can conquer the world.
Unlike my weight loss journeys in the past, when I couldn't wait to get to the goal, this journey to figure competition I'm very patient and in no rush. I'm not sure why this is but I like the idea of the long term goal and how there will be a continuous transformation taking place along my journey. While it may be small changes, I have no doubt they will be noticeable, if not to me, to others.
Thank you to all my fellow veterans for your dedication and service!
Thank you for your service.
ReplyDeleteYou know I am excited for this new adventure in your life. I would do it too but i am NOT waking at 4 am :p
-H
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