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Get the crazy dip at the end!! We're on the move again!!
14st 11lb - back to 4st total loss which will do for me. Don't understand it - yesterday it looked like little or no loss at all, today 5lbs gone? Who cares, feels good to be back and I been damned good all week (pretty much). Said to consultant (Janet) before weigh-in I don't care about the result cause I been good in the process, doing most things right. It was a lie, did care about the result but regardless I'd been doing the right thing. I read a book by Dr Bob Rotella the other week it talked about I think Brad Faxon coming off the golf course after taking 35 putts or something (which I'd be dead happy with but a pro wouldn't be!!) anyway the guy playing with Brad Faxon says "I feel for you, putting that badly, today", to which he responded I'm really pleased with my putting I hit every single one on the line I planned at more or less the right pace, they just didn't drop". which is a long way of saying "be happy you did it right just the result let you down..." And somehow today it didn't let me down!!
Was so pleased I walked to the post office at the garage at top of Broadmeadows and back at lunchtime, best part of two miles.
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Not bothered what it is. Have worked hard this week and therefore even if the results aren't good the process was. Did a 7 miler this morning as was woken up by crows cawing at 5am so I got off a bit earlier than normal. Not bad pace-wise either - steady 9 min miles more or less, in fact as Training Center screenshot above shows have been running around 9min miles all week for 25 miles.
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