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Are you on a fitness program?
Posted by meridance • 3/09/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: aerobics, exercise, fitness, health, health clubs, pilates, sports, weight loss, weight training, yoga
With everyone trying to get healthy, I was wondering how many blogcatalog members are actually into health and fitness?
Personally, I'm into yoga, pilates and walking. I used to do a lot of weight training and aerobics, but now find that the results I get from mind/body fitness much more to my temperament as it chills me out as well as keeping me fit.
What type of exercise are you into, if any? I'm really interested, please let me know!!
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Since November of 2008 I have been doing P90x and P90x + and have lost 30 pounds and gained muscle. I'm loving it. I was so out of shape and could probably do about 3 pushups (no joke) when I started, now I don't even get out of breath with sets of 50. More importantly I feel better and my Blood Pressure is normal again. This program incorporates Calisthenics, Yoga, Plyometrics, Cardio, Kenpo, Pilates, and probably more. I just love it.
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I ride a bicycle to and from work, hit the gym for lifting 4 days a week, run 3 days a week and do yoga.
Besides that I do random active things like play frizby, shoot hoops, hike, etc.... I have gotten most people I know into a healthy lifestyle so we can all enjoy such things.
The most important thing however is proper eating. Get rid of the garbage food folks. -
I have a part-time job that I work at for 2-3 hours five days a week where I do continuous heavy lifting...I'm the only girl. =) That's my daily squat work-out. It's hard, but I like how hard it is. I also run on the treadmill once or twice a week for an hour at the gym...and on the weekend I will hit a yoga class. And last but not least I do PX90 3 days a week. Basically, what I'm saying is..I get more than one work-out in every day because of my job.
I like being strong. It feels good and it keeps me healthy. I'm hardly ever sick...I used to get sick all the time...and I like the way it makes my body look. -
Another gym-addict, LOL... but that can get boring if you don't vary it. I get there about 4 times a week to use various machines, and I love the new Precor Adaptive Motion Trainer, it's a GREAT cardio workout but easy on the knees.
I lift weights a few times per week for bone strength, which I must be *vigilant* about for my NASA research projects. i have a pool so i swim a lot too, and I like to jog or roller-blade around my neighborhood. Variety is my key to staying interested!
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I have some variety in my gym workout...the personal trainer has given me different programmes on different machines just so that I don't get sick of doing the same thing each time I go to gym, otherwise I will drift off and end up not going lol.
Also at cicrus we do new moves on the trapeze every week. We have hula hoops that are great for core muscles too. We try to do as much stuff outside if we can so we can get fresh air (and the odd bit of sun!!) haha x -
trapeze!! i never thought of that, wow... and a hula hoop. that would be a great thing to have. i haven't even seen one of those in years! and you nailed it, getting outside for air and sun is also very important. i think folks are more likely to stick with it if you do something different every day
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Trail running, cross conditioning circuit training at the local park( I run, do sprints & series of exercises on the playground equipment - hey, use what you can & be outside when you can), higher intensity bodyweight cross training exercises, MMA, Meditation. In 20 years of working with others to help them achieve health and wellness I've more recently directed people to incorporate simple effective home based strategies of cross conditioning in 10-30 min. routines improving cardiovascular health, strength, flexibility, balance and decreasing bodyfat. It's easier to fit into a schedule & saves money on the gym. Guess I shouldn't say that since I had a fitness business but it is true.
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Yes, I am. I go running, swimming, bike riding, or another form of cardio every single day. I do yoga and strength training (also) a few times a week.
I actually don't feel good unless I work out (and that wasn't always the case). I think I might be addicted to working out now! -
Stayfitbug aka the Bugmeister here. I blog about fitness and workout tips from actual experiences. Add me as a friend here or check me out @ www.stayfitbug.com
Shaun
STAY FIT!!!! -
I "run" a lot of scenarios in my mind ... and "work out" solutions to client problems .. and continue to have a monthly debit mortgage payment to my fitness club each month.
My wife, on the other hand, is a regular to everything fitness, has run a few half-marathons and 10km races this year, and used to be a fitness instructor years ago.
Although I walk, walk the dogs, bike, swim and do the treadmill, I am not motivated as much as I should be, and tend to think that my 'fitness program' is to be healthy and fit by the time I retire .. The only problem being, that I'll probably never retire and die working - so, I'll never truly be fit.
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