Day 16 fitness


  
shadow I told you upfront that this journey may not be easy but it would definitely be worth it! It does require your commitment, so before we get rolling with Day 16.. I must ask… Have you kept up your end of the bargain? Be honest with yourself..

Remember, if something doesn’t challenge you, then it doesn’t change you. Here’s your Day 16 challenge and lets finish strong!

Baseline Assessment Workout

Your Baseline Workout numbers will prove that you’re getting closer to your goals. Complete 2 rounds of the baseline assessment workout and then post your times and number of reps for each round to (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Pinterest w/ #TotalFit #Baseline).
The below video and exercise snapshots will walk you through the workout.
INSTRUCTIONS:

1) Run, jog or walk 1 mile as fast as you can.

Jog
You have 60 Seconds to Complete as Many Reps as you can (if you get tired, stop but proceed until the minute is up). Keep track of how many reps you complete…

2) Do as many Crawl Down Push-ups as you can in 60 Seconds.

(do push-ups on your knees if you can’t do the regular exercise)
Crawl Down Pushups

3) Do Burpees for 60 Seconds.

(modify to Knee/Hand walk ups if needed)
Burpees

4) Do Single Leg Toe Touches for 60 Seconds.

(do 2 Leg 2 hand toe touches if you can’t do the regular exercise)
Toe Touches

5) Do Hands Over Head Body Weight Squat for 60 Seconds.

(sit in a chair, stand up & sit back down if you can’t do the regular exercise)
Body Weight Squats

6) Do 60 Seconds of Dips with your legs straight out on your heels.

(modify to a dip with your knees bent and feet flat if needed)
Tricep Dips
Remember you are repeating your Baseline exercises for a second round/set this week. After you complete your 2nd set, remember to post your times and number of reps w/ the hashtag #TotalFit and #Baseline
Baseline Results Example

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What can save a marriage from going downhill without any hope of coming back up again is mercy, understood in the biblical sense, that is, not just reciprocal forgiveness but spouses acting with “compassion, kindness, lowliness, meekness and patience” (Col 3:12). Mercy adds agape to eros, it adds the love that gives of oneself and has compassion to the love of need and desire. God “takes pity” on human beings (see Ps 102:13). Shouldn’t a husband and wife, then, take pity on each other? And those of us who live in community, shouldn’t we take pity on one another instead of judging one another?, Homily, Good Friday, St Peters Basillica, 24/3/16

MERCY;Understood in scripture as not just reciprocal forgiveness but spouses acting with compassion, kindness, meekness & patience


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