Posted On 2009-05-04
sooo umm my PE teacher said that there is a web site that would give me extra credit if i logged on so wen i went on i waz thinking to my self that i would just "pretend" to do it, but after i read the other success stories i was thinking "if these older people are getting in great shape then i think i would give it a try and ive gotten stronger and i could run two more miles with out getting tired then before i started and im a 205 lbs. sixteen year old almost all muscle. i feel great and more healthier than i have in a while, and on top of that i got extra credit
sooo umm my PE teacher said that there is a web site that would give me extra credit if i logged on so wen i went on i waz thinking to my self that i would just "pretend" to do it, but after i read the other success stories i was thinking "if these older people are getting in great shape then i think i would give it a try and ive gotten stronger and i could run two more miles with out getting tired then before i started and im a 205 lbs. sixteen year old almost all muscle. i feel great and more healthier than i have in a while, and on top of that i got extra credit
Posted On 2009-04-15
Without my mom help i can never complete this challenge, she walk with me to school which is 0.9 miles from home. and we dance everyday for our cardio, and sometimes we ride our bike around the block.Thank you mom i can never do this with out your help and encouragement. She's my rock...she always remind me how important to have a balance life style. I love her so much.
Without my mom help i can never complete this challenge, she walk with me to school which is 0.9 miles from home. and we dance everyday for our cardio, and sometimes we ride our bike around the block.Thank you mom i can never do this with out your help and encouragement. She's my rock...she always remind me how important to have a balance life style. I love her so much.
Posted On 2009-01-02
In order to complete the challenge, I did various activities like jump roping, horseback riding, and Tae-Kwon-Do. Because of this challenge, it seems that I am getting fit. I got to say, I love the governor's challenge!!!
In order to complete the challenge, I did various activities like jump roping, horseback riding, and Tae-Kwon-Do. Because of this challenge, it seems that I am getting fit. I got to say, I love the governor's challenge!!!
Posted On 2009-01-06
The Governor's Challenge was more of an experience than a challenge. It inspired me to be active everyday with the notion that I, and only I, could beat the Governor's Challenge. It was real simple, just do things that will keep you up and moving for at least three days a week for up to an hour-simple right? Of course, I was able to do things that I liked and remain fit and healthy. On weekends I occasionally went swimming, on school days I would play basketball, soccer, or just go jogging or walking around my neighborhood. I could go with members of my family or with my friends, I guess you could say they completed the Challenge as well! While being with people I was familiar and comfortable being with and doing physical activities, it made it kinda fun. Swimming with my brother, shooting hoops with my close friends, and many other activities made it fun and healthy. The Challenge wasn't really a challenge, but merely just a wake up call to students in California to get up, be, and stay active. It worked for me if not some. Over the past month I lost around 3 pounds from continous excercise and felt better! True, the spirit of competition to complete the Challenge got to me and everyday I would try and do some physical activity just so that I could have a little extra excercise for the day. From now on I will maintain this routine of four days a week for around 45 minutes. I may not not like the Governor, but the challenge he put forth was truly a great one!
The Governor's Challenge was more of an experience than a challenge. It inspired me to be active everyday with the notion that I, and only I, could beat the Governor's Challenge. It was real simple, just do things that will keep you up and moving for at least three days a week for up to an hour-simple right? Of course, I was able to do things that I liked and remain fit and healthy. On weekends I occasionally went swimming, on school days I would play basketball, soccer, or just go jogging or walking around my neighborhood. I could go with members of my family or with my friends, I guess you could say they completed the Challenge as well! While being with people I was familiar and comfortable being with and doing physical activities, it made it kinda fun. Swimming with my brother, shooting hoops with my close friends, and many other activities made it fun and healthy. The Challenge wasn't really a challenge, but merely just a wake up call to students in California to get up, be, and stay active. It worked for me if not some. Over the past month I lost around 3 pounds from continous excercise and felt better! True, the spirit of competition to complete the Challenge got to me and everyday I would try and do some physical activity just so that I could have a little extra excercise for the day. From now on I will maintain this routine of four days a week for around 45 minutes. I may not not like the Governor, but the challenge he put forth was truly a great one!
