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Fifty minutes (forty-five was good, but hadn't hit the 800 calories). 161 avg, 170 max (was determinedly low this time) and 841 calories gone. Almost 2k this week.
I've managed to double my minutes on 3/4 machines I've been using.. 10 each on cross trainer & bike & 20 on treadmill... not bad considering less than 2 weeks ago I was struggling to get to half that amount of time! The 4th one (Grappler) I'm being careful with as I have a bit of neck trouble & don't want to knock myself dizzy overdoing it. I still do them on a pretty low effort level but now I'm getting used to it I can gradually increase the effort now
And as I walked into the gym & before I could talk myself out of it I booked a place in tomorrows aqua-robics class... so pool here I come
And after all that, I treated myself to a couple of mins in the tanning room. I'm going down to London for a few days soon so decided I may as well go with a healthy glow rather than pasty white
My weight's been holding steady at about 196 pounds for awhile now, I need to step things up a notch so I can take off a little more. With the hours I work right now, I have basically no time for exercise, which isn't helping. I'll have to figure something out.
My arms are killing me from all the hauling yesterday, so rather than do the arm strength training routine I had planned out, I just did a short cardio workout and some yoga stretching.
34 minutes, 412 calories. I've done better, but I didn't really push as hard as I usually do.
I consider it to be a good start. Most of the exercises are good for toning and the like, but I moved onto more cardio type exercises. The jogging was about the only one that got me out of breath, but it also helped to feck my knees (turns out I have osteo arthritis).
Depends on what you want. Want to tighten up? Great! Want to go jogging? There's a whole outdoors out there, though the dogs aren't as friendly.
You guys are all doing great. It is nice to see people having success with working out. Need to get back into walking when I get home. Plus maybe unbury the treadmill. But still eating pretty good and getting up and moving. I can almost touch my tops, which for me it huge. The hubby is doing great.
Question: Has anyone used Dance Dance revloution or Wii Fit (or the other one) to exercise? I would like a second thing to do especially when it rains.
So, after a long workout this morning, I get to work only to discover my asswit coworkers (but that's a different thread in and of itself) did NOT finish their project yesterday, leaving me to move 110 boxes, for a combined total weight of 4,588 lbs. By MYSELF. Lots of sweating and panting involved...I condensed the over 4 hours down into 30 minutes of moving:carrying boxes on the fitness site I use, and it was calculated that I burned another 466 calories. So, again I say:
Ok, back in the saddle today. 2 workout DVDs for a total of 45 minutes, plus a 7 minute yoga stretching segment = 52 minutes total, 641 calories burned.
That's a long one for me, when I'm not bike riding or walking. I feel it, but in a good way.
Got a call back from the Training Centre yesterday.
At the moment they have an approx. 4 months of waiting time. 4 FREAKIN' MONTHS!
In the meantime I've been advised to do some light cardio excersize (like, um, taking a 30 min walk everyday . which I already do when I'm taking Lil' Zel to/from kindergarten)
Nevertheless the person at the Training Centre I talked to said that the long waiting time might be a blessing in disguise, since they are planning to include nutrition/diet advice in the programme later this year.
Oh well, so I'll start out with quitting smoking first.
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