Susie Csorsz Brown

Sep 4, 20202 min

#34

What is your story? Everyone has one. And no two stories are exactly the same.


 
Physical Health
 

 
Eat Well


 
Maybe mindful eating is for you.  Maybe it isn't.  But why not tune in to what might work best for you?  
 
https://www.shape.com/healthy-eating/diet-tips/how-to-start-mindful-eating
 

 
Be Active


 
I typically do appreciate (to a degree!) a little bit of muscle soreness after a workout, but ... turns out it isn't a very effective indicator.  A better indicator?  Increase in strength.  
 
https://tonic.vice.com/en_us/article/9k4gvy/being-sore-after-a-workout-doesnt-mean-your-muscles-are-growing
 

 
Let's move!


 
This is a combination of workouts, making an Alphabet soup.  
 

 
First a 5 minute EMOM, then a fast-paced HIIT, finishing with a 5 minute AMRAP.  Ready?  
 
http://www.intervaltimer.com/timers/8091883
 

 
Your EMOM (every minute on the minute) will be:
 
10 x squat thrusts
 
10 x low side shuffle (sitting low and staying low, shuffle three to the right and then back to the left three.  Each way counts as 1).
 

 
Repeat the moves at the top of the minute for 5 minutes.
 

 
The timer will move on the the HIIT portion.  You know all of the moves.
 

 
Your AMRAP (as many reps as possible) consists of the following moves:
 
-4 rounds of 1 star jump + Narrow squat and tap your foot front, side and back.  You'll do a star jump between each leg, so a total of 4 star jumps.  
 
-16 twisting mountain climbers (8 each side)
 
-8 leg drop + toe touch crunches
 

 
Move through the three moves as many rounds as you can in the 5 minutes.
 

 

 
Spiritual Health
 

 
We get a lot of 'should do' additions when it comes to wellness.  And, honestly, nothing makes me more stressed than someone telling me something I should do.  Someone talking about what they do that is so amazing?  Great ... but especially if you can remember that just because it works great for them does not mean that you need to do it for yourself.  
 
https://www.thecut.com/2019/01/i-dont-want-to-hear-about-anyones-meditation-routine.html
 

 
Mental & Emotional Health
 

 
Healthy eating is not only about food.  It's also part mental.  It's important to know what works for you, and also important to know when and how to ignore the rules that society pushes.
 
https://www.self.com/story/healthy-eating-should-include-mental-health-too?
 

 
Social Health
 

 
Sometimes it is about what you don't say as much as your presence that makes all of the difference, especially to a friend or loved one who is grieving.
 
https://www.thecut.com/2018/11/what-to-say-to-someone-in-grief.html
 

 
Posts from FB/Blog
 

 
Happy Monday! A link today to highlight different ways you can reuse common items that you might otherwise throw away.
 
https://www.toadandco.com/blog/sustainability-update/20-things-you-can-reuse-at-home?
 

 
New post: A recipe for an Asian sauce that is so very yummy even your pickiest big and little person will eat it.
 
https://www.healthyexpatparent.com/single-post/2019/02/05/Recipe-Asian-sauce-bowl-directions
 

 
New post: It really is important to tell those you appreciate just how much you appreciate them, and why.  
 
https://www.healthyexpatparent.com/single-post/2019/02/07/A-note-to-my-eldest-teenager
 

 
Be your best, friends
 
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