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#420679 - 12/05/11 02:18 AM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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I have been doing some dancing at some bars, now that I have a few friends to go to bars with. And I have my twist board for while watching tv, and yoga.
That's kind of it right now. too many storms passing through this time of year to get regular hikes in.
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#421376 - 01/14/12 05:11 AM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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I am really not getting much in the way of workouts these days. I am focusing more in nutrition, which is new.
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#422115 - 02/05/12 09:57 PM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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The weather has been very gentle recently, and i've been getting outside more. I look forward to starting to run daily again. My plan is to do that once dan leaves.
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#422118 - 02/05/12 10:22 PM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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I don't like to think about age being so much a deterrent. I am 44 this year and I think Lisa is 42. I don't think in ten years I won't be hiking and running and dancing. I am glad you did go do some boogie! I don't mind being a little sore - it means my body is stretching.  I do live in a state where I am regularly excited to see people in their 80s hiking out of the Grand Canyon. I want to be out there at one hundred. I know it won't be as effortless, but I can make smaller goals if I need to.
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#424135 - 07/19/12 04:38 PM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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My favorite is cardio exercise. Cardio exercises are the best for the weight loss and fitness. These cardio exercises burn the fat more effectively and control the cholesterol level which lead to healthy heart. The more effective cardio exercises are jogging, running, swimming,cycling, and jumping a rope.
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#424146 - 07/21/12 12:45 PM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Montague]
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My favorite is Cardio exercises. Cardio exercises are the best for the weight loss and fitness. These cardio exercises burn the fat more effectively and control the cholesterol level which lead to healthy heart. The more effective cardio exercises are jogging, running, swimming,cycling, and jumping a rope.
Any comment?
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#424663 - 09/24/12 04:41 AM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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Montague -
I think all forms of exercise provide a health benefit. My boyfriend just went from 300 pounds to 195 pounds from February to now. However, he didn't just do it with just cardio activities. He mixed cardio with strength training with flexibility. All three are absolutely necessary.
If you do cardio without nurturing your joints you could destroy your knees, which means no more running. If you do cardio without strength training you run into other support-system issues.
Also if you do the same thing over and over again your body builds resistance to that activity - it no longer puts out the same effort doing it.
So the most effective systems mix it up every day. Each day you do something new, focusing on a different part of the body. If all you did was cycle every day, then your legs would become quite efficient at that one motion. It would no longer truly strain your legs. The rest of you would not get a great workout.
You would want to cycle one day, box the next, do yoga the third, and so on. It's about using all of the muscles, in different ways, stretching all the body parts, in different ways, and twisting in all directions as well.
It's great that you like cardio! It sounds like it's a good time to start looking into strength training and flexibility activities to round out your body's experiences.
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#424749 - 12/19/12 05:54 AM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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Right now it is hiking. I have a plan to spend more time on the lower colorado river in yuma with my kayak, and can't wait for that.
I miss doing running and yoga. Have not been super active this year. Been feeling really sad and down, mostly. I am trying to climb out of that.
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#424760 - 12/21/12 01:54 AM
Re: Favorite Form of Exercise?
[Re: Lisa Shea]
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Dear Jilly - It is quite wonderful that you focused on resting and healing! That was exactly what you needed. Now you can see what activities you are drawn to, and enjoy those! If hiking brings you contentment, then that is wonderful  . In terms of what I enjoy we are too cold here to hike, and definitely too cold to kayak. So I am focusing on my indoor enjoyments like yoga and Wii dancing. Even those, I've been so busy that I've put them off. I am pushing hard to get all sorts of household stuff listed on ebay etc. for the holiday season. So I should gain time in a few days when that no longer becomes such an imperative.
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