Ab-solutely fabulous...

I've become slightly obsessive with toning up my tummy. Years of having a complex about it (and feeling the need to cover it up with anything from jumpers to cushions while I was on the sofa, thanks to a rather nasty ex boyfriend and his unflattering comments... which I won't go into now) are now being thrown out the window... and it's something I'm pretty proud of.
Every night (ok, I slack some nights like tonight when I'm really damn tired) I do 100 crunches, 200 when I'm feeling energetic. Pyramid exercises are a miracle... for those of you who don't know what these are, they're a fantastic way of fooling yourself into doing a ton of sit ups without realising it. Each night, I do 10 crunches, then 9, then 8 all the way down to one. Each repetition gets easier and before you know it, you've done 55 crunches. Then I do the same with reverse ab crunches or leg raises to work my lower abdominals. Then, if my tummy doesn't feel like it's on fire, I do 20 elbow to knee oblique crunches on each side. Then I also do 50 standing knee to elbow side crunches to work my waist, as well as 25 butt clenching one legged hip thrusts, and 50 squats...
All sounds like a hell of a lot, but it's actually 10-15 mins worth of exercise a night and it obviously is getting results as I'm still eating out almost every night, and haven't cycled in weeks....
...and now I've written this post, I feel like I've just guilted (is that even a word?! Is now...) myself into doing at least my ab exercises before bed time....
...dammit...
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It's not like I've plastered my identity or face all over my blog so I reckon heading out clubbing in a belly top was much more narcissistic than blogging about it. But thanks for the compliments. :o)
(and it's "element of narcissism" not "element of narcissistic" by the way... picky picky I know... hehe)
Ah yes... years of training as a primary school teacher obviously ingrained a few correctional grammatical habits... haha