I have a medical condition: junk in the trunk. But thanks to Blogher and EA Sports Active, I plan to battle this very serious condition and share with you every week. Check out my entries below and check out the progress of the rest of the BlogHer reviewers and enter to win one of 5 copies of EA Sports Active!
goodbye to the couch potato
“… I am constantly reminded how far I am from physical fitness. If I walk across the street while talking on my cell phone, I am tired from the steps and breathing so hard, you would think I was on the other end of a 1-900 number…”
Losing the Excuses
“…Having the ability to work out at home has also eradicated any excuse I have to just lay on the couch and whine about how fat I am, how tired I am, how full of excuses I am. In the time I usually wasted on watching a reality show rerun or superpoking people on Facebook, I am able to make great strides toward my goals, to burn calories instead of accruing them. The small time I spend working out gives me the energy to spend the rest of the day feeling alive…”
A New Voice
“…Not only has keeping to a 30-day routine been great for an inherently lazy person like me; it gives me a deadline every day. Every day I contribute to my goal, every day I get closer to a person I want to be. I have seen how my shirts have started fitting better, the tightness around the arms giving room to the body wearing it. Clothing that welcomes a smaller version of me, however slight the change, is a huge motivation for me to keep going…”
The EA Sports Active Defense
“…It’s cheaper than your latte habit. For a workout program that’s less expensive than a dozen grande lattes combined, it offers a variety of exercises like in-line skating, volleyball, tennis and dancing. I don’t enjoy every latte I have, sometimes it’s burnt or there’s too much foam but with EA Sports Active, I consistently enjoy it. I pick up the remote, secure the leg strap on and thirty minutes later I get a buzz no double tall vanilla latte has ever given me…”
