January 20, 2010

BMI: 24.65
Weight: 172.2
Minutes: 21
Calories: 56

BODY TEST
Center of Balance: 48.6L:51.4R
! That's interesting! First time I've been over on the right.

Walking Test
20 steps at my regular pace. And I'm all over the place. Huh. 55.2L:44.8R - 57% (prev 60%). I tried to be mindful when I was walking around today and I definitely have a 'wobble'.

Memory Test
This is the one with numbers that move left/right in a line. You have to squat quickly to squish the number in the middle if it is larger than the one to its right. Ha! This time I remembered the trick of squatting fast and was able to get 25/25 (prev 21).

Soccer Heading
227 - 223 - 249 - 318! - 198
Good job. I'm still feeling it on the edges of my feet. My right ankle was twingy this morning and still kind of is. Same thing with my right hip socket.

Tight Rope
1:09.36 - 1:12.78 - 1:02.66 - 1:22.93 - 1:13.53
(sigh) I thought I had this one all figured out and under control. Breaking one minute seems hard now, but I'll keep trying.

Balance Bubble
R1:26.25 - R1:12.76 - R1:10.53 - R1:05.91 - R1:05.01
Yay! Made it through the rainbow every time! And my time is decreasing! I can't wait until I'm able to really whip down the river!

Lotus Focus
So I decided to try a new one. Not sure what is going on with the tallying of minutes, but it seems like I'm not earning as much as I used to. On this game, you sit on the balance board with your legs folded in front of you. Keeping your back straight, you try not to move. There is a lit candle on the screen and if you move it will flicker and go out. The rest of the screen is dark. After a little bit, it sounds like someone is in the dark room with you and it 'sneaks' up on you and tries to unnerve you.

I scored 28 seconds my first two times, and 91 on my third. The trick I used on the third was to keep my eyes closed and to focus on having a straight back, heavy butt, and breathing regularly. Seemed to work. I'm definitely affected by visual and audio effects. Interesting game though! I look forward to playing it again.

Keep it centered!
Amy