In the meantime, we're all adjusting and doing the best that we can. Quite frankly, I suppose I could work out at 8pm but I truly don't feel like it. Right now, I'm working out when I can and I'm OK with that.
I'm still doing the challenge, it's just probably not going to be the prescribed 2 days on, one day off. I'll keep at it until I hit 10,000. Here's tonight's work:
10,000 SWING KETTLEBELL CHALLENGE (35LB)
Each cluster tonight consisted of:
10 swings, 10lb triceps kickbacks x2
15 swings, kickbacks x3
25 swings, kickbacks x5
50 swings
STARTING TIME: 4:10pm
Cluster 1:
Time: 4:04 min
Rest: 3 min
Cluster 2:
Rest: 3 min
Cluster 2:
Time: 4:05 min.
Rest: 3 min
Cluster 3:
Rest: 3 min
Cluster 3:
???
I didn't hit start on my timer!
Rest: 3 min
Cluster 4:
Rest: 3 min
Cluster 4:
Time: 4:35 min
Rest: 2 min
Cluster 5:
Rest: 2 min
Cluster 5:
Time: 4:08 min
ENDING TIME: 4:42pm
Total time tonight was 32 minutes. I'm surprised by that because it definitely felt slower than that. It was 82° in the hallway and 81% humidity. I am a sweaty, stinking mess. I had 2 fans pointed at me and I still felt like I was on fire. It sucked. Don't ask me how I made it in 32 minutes. I screwed up the timer on cluster 3 because I didn't tap correctly on my touch pad.
I still haven't lost any significant weight. Sometimes the scale is down 5lbs, sometimes it's back up to my starting weight. What I have noticed is that my rolls are slightly smaller lol. Hey, I'll take any progress that I can get.
I've been intentionally staying away from any squat type movements to save wear and tear on my knees. They've been ok except for tightness in my left knee - it feels like someone poured super glue in it. It's also swollen on most days, but not so much that I can walk. Just another thing to be mindful of.
Although it was a tough go tonight, I'm glad that I did it. 4000 swings in the books.