I'm stumped. I want both of these items extremely bad, however, I can't have both right now so need to pick between one or the other.
The first is a bodybugg- have you heard of these fabulous devices???
They basically count the calories consumed and burned throughout the day so you can stay in control of your weight, knowing how much more or less you should eat. I think it sounds pretty darn amazing, especially for someone like me who is obsessed with anything fitness related! My only concern is how accurate can this really be?! But I've seen pretty good reviews on it, and also know a few instructors at the gym I go to who introduced this to me, as they have had great experiences with it and say it is quite addicting! I think it'd definitely be great for someone like me who has to sit at a desk all day, as it monitors your steps and would help remind me to walk as much as I possible can! Anyone who has tried this, feedback is appreciated!
Secondly is the iPhone- I feel like I'm the only one who doesn't have one..am I that out of date?! (hey I'd just rather buy clothes or shoes instead:)
But seriously- I finally got a smart phone and thought that was a huge step, until my husband got an iPhone and I became addicted! It seriously blows mine away, is so much faster, has waaayyy better battery life, PLUS I wouln't have to use my iPod anymore... 2 in 1, it would be awesome. I am constantly getting these annoying updates on my phone- phone storage low- blah, blah, blah, I don't even have that many apps downloaded, so it'd be nice to be able to download more fun things to occupy my time even more:)
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
Tour de Cure
This past weekend Pat and I biked in the Tour de Cure race for the American Diabetes Association. As I mentioned in this post on 2.13.12, the hubs got me my very own bike for my bday. It was put to great use on Saturday as we biked 25 miles! I had done the race last year and assured Pat not to worry, he'd do just fine. Let's just say Pat is not much into cardio...I could never get him to run with me, so biking is probably the best I'll do. However, we probably hadn't biked more than 10 consecutive miles prior to the race. But we did it! I was so proud of him, seriously- I couldn't stop smiling:) We had a few lil' tiffs along the way, as he'd yell to me, "AMBER SLOW DOWN"....and then I would for a few miles...ha, what an experience. Next year I hope to somehow convince him to do the 40..we'll see how that goes! All in all, it was a great workout, for a great cause, and great weather!
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