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traumaqueen 07-07-2014 03:34 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberStud (Post 919573)
I also had a day off yesterday from anything too strenuous, all in preparation for today's Sunday cycle with my local LGBT cycle group. A 30 mile trip is planned so I done some intense stretches this morning to avoid any soreness later. :fastcycling:

In honor of the Tour De France Effect...One of my favorite pics of the Tour. I doubt even Lance coulda kept up with these guys, doping or no!

http://i1284.photobucket.com/albums/...psb75e46d1.jpg

nycfem 07-07-2014 04:03 PM

Off today. Yesterday, 45 minutes on the Stairmaster and 15 minutes of yoga. While on the Stairmaster I watched a documentary called "Bronies: The Extremely Unexpected Adult Fans of My Little Pony." It was great!

ProfPacker 07-07-2014 05:32 PM

ok, now, 20 minutes on treadmill at 3 miles an hour, 45 minutes on weights: did 100 crunches combined on 3 ab machines, did arms and legs tired but feel like I accomplished...

CyberStud 07-08-2014 03:40 AM

Namaste Everyone!
 
I'm the latest recruit to the yoga phenomena, use to think it was a bit too girly to be of any real use (no offence my dear femmes :)) But O.M.G I've seen the light! And now it's a regular morning exercise. For those of you (butches & femmes included) yet to be convert I've posted below a YouTube video from a teacher who I think ROCKS and has a wide selection of videos with a great backdrop that beginners to experts can enjoy from the comfort of their homes.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UjwQFx3--c


Deep stretches now over, I'm now ready for my 45mins spin class and later this evening, 1hr pilates to end a productive day.

cinnamongrrl 07-08-2014 04:57 AM

Thank you cyberstud for this info :) I do love yoga alsoaand have been looking for a new challenge. I really cant believe the difference in my muscle tone already...mostly in my upper back and shoulders.

So....with the accident and all Ive been precluded from working out...and in two days I definitely feel the difference. Since I was able to mow the lawn yesterday, I think I will be able to get a workout it (finally!) tonight. After I go clean with my mother....which counts as exercise. Thats all that woman does for exercise and shes skinny as a rail!

CyberStud 07-08-2014 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by cinnamongrrl (Post 919922)
Thank you cyberstud for this info :) I do love yoga alsoaand have been looking for a new challenge. I really cant believe the difference in my muscle tone already...mostly in my upper back and shoulders.

So....with the accident and all Ive been precluded from working out...and in two days I definitely feel the difference. Since I was able to mow the lawn yesterday, I think I will be able to get a workout it (finally!) tonight. After I go clean with my mother....which counts as exercise. Thats all that woman does for exercise and shes skinny as a rail!

You're most welcome cinnamongrrl. :) I hope it helps you on your road to recovery. It definitely did with me and an old injury I had, now I have better posture, flexibility, muscle tone, strength and definition. Yoga is an awesome addition or done on its own for fitness and wellbeing. :thumbsup:

cinnamongrrl 07-08-2014 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberStud (Post 919927)
You're most welcome cinnamongrrl. :) I hope it helps you on your road to recovery. It definitely did with me and an old injury I had, now I have better posture, flexibility, muscle tone, strength and definition. Yoga is an awesome addition or done on its own for fitness and wellbeing. :thumbsup:

This is so true! I have a bad shoulder from an old ski injury and Ive noticed my range of motion has improved greatly. :)
Ive also come up with what I call "chair yoga" for times Im stationary (say because of work) and to help my client who isnt terribly ambulatory. It truly is an exercise anyone can do!
Just as fyi Im fairly sure yoga shows can be found streaming online but Im especially fond of the Namaste dvds. Good variety great scenery and the narrators voice is sooo soothing! Great way to start the day and release tension. :)

nycfem 07-08-2014 06:48 PM

Today I did 30 minutes on the stair master while watching a re-run of Judge Judy. I find if I'm exercising very intensely my television standards go way down which is nice because it makes shows more tolerable. Then I did 30 minutes of floor exercises and weight lifting. The pixie-powerful Asian woman I so often end up working out with offered me her free weights when she was done. I said yes even though I didn't want them because I wanted to say yes to her.

Gemme 07-08-2014 08:08 PM

Hard workout today. It was hot and I felt uncomfortable and the first third was just torture but I worked it out and came away with a decent, albeit short, workout.

Random program, levels 3-8.

1 running interval for 90 seconds @ 6.0 mph
1 running interval for 60 seconds @ 6.0 mph

Stats: 215 calories, 1.92 miles, 35 minutes

Kelt 07-08-2014 08:46 PM

Today was an early one on the beach for 4 miles, then home for PT with my new purple "mini-band". How something "mini" can hurt that much is beyond me.

Otherwise working around the house which nowadays includes a bit of lifting too.

:theisland:

Rockinonahigh 07-08-2014 09:22 PM

I hope giving both my fur kids a bath then a good summer clip counts for something cause i'm worn out from doing it.

nycfem 07-09-2014 08:09 PM

Today I did 35 minutes on the StairMaster (45/50 intervals) and 25 minutes of weight lifting and yoga.

CyberStud 07-11-2014 03:12 PM

I've been decorating for the past couple of days, painting mainly which is a great upper body workout. And my morning yoga has now increased to include an evening one..an excellent way for me to release the day's tension.

cinnamongrrl 07-11-2014 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by CyberStud (Post 920582)
I've been decorating for the past couple of days, painting mainly which is a great upper body workout. And my morning yoga has now increased to include an evening one..an excellent way for me to release the day's tension.

We had a very similar day.....

I had to scrape and sand a hutch that my daughter needs for her place...I havent painted it yet, but I did paint a little tool box slash stool that my mother picked up...

and yes....yoga....helps with the back and neck pain ive had the last few days....so would a nice glass of wine and a hot bath....but I digress :)

Kelt 07-11-2014 05:30 PM

Yesterday I did my three miles but the last half mile was gimpy, I pulled up lame.

Today I started and ended gimpy (but made it). I may have to take tomorrow off. :(

ProfPacker 07-11-2014 05:56 PM

today I had my first session with a personal trainer. One hour of hard core exercises, abs, arms, balance, cardio the works. Then I went to sit by the outside pool and it was hot. I heard the water calling my name and decided to swim for a little bit. Only did 12 laps but that was all I can manage. Little sore, let's see what tomorrow brings. But it was good

Gemme 07-11-2014 07:22 PM

Good evening!

I wound up not working out tonight but it's not a total loss. I'm contemplating taking an aerial arts class and was allowed to observe a class tonight. I like the instructor but it looks like the only class I would be able to attend regularly will be taught by a very 'energetic woman in her mid-forties' which sounds awesome to me.

There's another class I'm interested in also, a hoop class, but I wouldn't be able to make it regularly. I'll talk to the owner of the company (it's small and new to my area) and see if something could be worked out. We are only allowed 2 missed classes in an 8 week period, which won't work. Maybe I could do it as a drop in, which would be more expensive, but there aren't restrictions on class attendance.

How exciting is THAT???





They were doing some of these positions and transitions while I was there.

Who knows? Maybe one day this could be me! :)


Gemme 07-11-2014 07:36 PM

July 10
 
Forgot to post my last workout! It was a doozey too.

45 minutes of circuit/weight training plus abs followed by:

Random program, levels 3-12.

1 interval run @ 6.0 mph and 0.5 incline for 90 seconds
1 interval run @ 6.0 mph and 1.5 incline for 90 seconds

Stats: 322 calories, 2.67 miles, 50 minutes

Kelt 07-11-2014 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Gemme (Post 920617)
Good evening!

I wound up not working out tonight but it's not a total loss. I'm contemplating taking an aerial arts class and was allowed to observe a class tonight. <snip>

Well hell, I thought you were talking about going skydiving. :|

CyberStud 07-12-2014 03:37 AM

Good Morning Sunshine the Earth says Hello!
 
Started the day off with an early morning cycle riding along the seafront before the tourist descend making the cycle pathway an obstacle course. Clocked up 20 miles round trip at a gentle cadence and so finished with a yoga routine. I've still bundles of energy so a trip to the local gym to lift some weights should bring about the desired fatigue.


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