It’s hard to believe that I’ve been doing the Body Gospel Fitness program for 2 weeks now. Today is the last day to sign up to win your own Body Gospel Fitness program, so hop on over and enter to win.
I missed the check-in last week due to just being to busy to post, so I’m going to do a summary of what the past 2 weeks has looked like for me. So far, I’ve used the following fitness programs within the Body Gospel Program:
Body Revival: 30 minute calorie-burning workout
Core Revelation: 20 minute toning workout using the Body Gospel Bands to target abs, back, thighs, and buns
Stretch in the Spirit: gentle routine for increasing flexibility (and stretching sore muscles!!)
Power and Praise: 35 minute interval workout to burn fat, build strength and stamina, tone muscle.
Week One:
- Day One – Body Revival: I was able to do about 15 minutes of the program before my body said no more. I did the modified level to keep at a pace that was okay for me.
- Day Two – Core Revelation: I was able to do the most of the workout, but I quickly realized the my core muscles are not what they use to be. Once again, I did the modified level.
- Day Three – Body Revival: I did almost 20 minutes of the program this time, but I was very sore after I completed that much of the program. Walking up the steps after that was a little painful. lol!
- Day Four – Stretch in the Spirit: This was wonderful! Stretching out those sore muscles felt so good. I enjoy stretching, so this was a nice change of pace.
- Day Five – Body Revival: I was able to complete around 15 minutes of the program. It’s going to take some time to build up to being able to do the full workout.
- I took the weekend off. This is set up to be a 6 day a week program, but that won’t work for me. I’ll be working out only 5 days.
Week Two:
- Day One – Body Revival: I quickly found that my body doesn’t recover like it use to. lol! I was able to get through about 15 minutes.
- Day Two – Power & Praise: This seriously was kicking my rear. I completed about 15 minutes before I literally couldn’t do any more.
- Day Three: I missed my workout as we weren’t home. I did get exercise – just not in the form of the program. I’m bummed because it was the stretching day (or core day).
- Day Four: This was my second day of missing a workout. Once again, I just wasn’t able to fit the program into my day. I did get exercise in, but not the program.
- Day Five: I will be getting in my exercise today. Since I’ve missed 2 days this week, I will be doing the Body Revival instead of the stretching scheduled for today.
I’ve learned that I really like having the schedule laid out for me. I don’t look at what is next on the schedule. I just focus on the current day. For whatever reason, this works for me. I’m enjoying the upbeat gospel music. The journal for the program includes a message for the day, a prayer, a verse, a place to record your goals/thoughts/achievements (goal tracker), and a little checklist. At the beginning of the week, there is a place for you to write down 3 spiritual goals, 3 fitness goals, and 3 personal goals for the week.
While I haven’t given up my Dr. Pepper, I am drinking a lot more water. My eating habits are pretty consistent with what they were before since we were already eating an overall healthy diet.
I received a copy of Body Gospel for the purpose of review. All opinions are my own. No other compensation was received. Your results may vary.
I agree, you need to go at your own pace and do what works best for you!!! Like you there are certain things I willnot give up, my M&Ms if I feel like I want some I just open up the freezer and there they are…pop on or two and I’m good to go!!! I do not do fat free salad dressing either, I have 1/2 of a serving and mix it in with vinegar 🙂 hey, a girls gotta’ do what a girls gotta’ do!!!! Have a great night, God Bless!!
This sounds great… love reading the review of it.
You’re making me really want it!! 🙂
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