Steve M is moving house.. woohoo
Down to 83 and fairly fit. Should put an actual figure on this.
Fit for me = Under 80, < 18% body fat, 7 minute mile, able to run 10k’s without stopping.
How I did it: I spoke to a few friends who were in the fitness industry, got some advice on diet. They said suggested:Lower carb and fat intakeMore small meals throughout the dayUpping the exercise to daily, even if some days, you're only walking for 20 minutes.If you can do this every day, you'll notice a change in about 3-4 weeks. Other people catch on about week 6.If you can pus this to 2 and a half months - everybody else WILL notice. Read how I did it…
How I did it: I got a street dance dvd and did 60 crunches every 2 days. Eventually I got good at S.D and increased my crucnhes to 130 every 3 days. My stomach is toned underneath my layer of stomach fat and my aerobic fitness is good and I feel happy when I exercise. This was worth it Read how I did it…
How I did it: OKay, So I wasn't obese, but I was a little overweight.My family has a history of diabetes, and it was whilst watching the Biggest Loser and eating pizza, that things had to change. That could not become my life. So I joined my local gym and they put me on a fitness program which is reviewed regularly to keep me on track with my goals. I train about 4 times a week, weights and cardio for about 45-60 mins. I've also gone cold turkey on jun… Read how I did it…
How I did it: First, I had gym class and fitness class at my high school. This got me moving, initially. Then I joined karate, and I go to three lessons per week. We have to do tons of pushups, situps, jumping jacks, kicks, punching, sparring, etc. This got me in MUCH better shape, I have a girl 6 pack now, lol. Also, I began walking to school, and I got a job at a theme park where I have to walk around all of the time. I am in shape. Whoop! Read how I did it…
How I did it: I started doing karate... it involves alot of physical training and fitness as well as self defence. I also started wall climbing and running. Its so much easier when you train with a friend, and running with my dad gave me a chance to spend more time with him as well as getting fitter. Read how I did it…
Steve M is moving house.. woohoo
Down to 83 and fairly fit. Should put an actual figure on this.
Fit for me = Under 80, < 18% body fat, 7 minute mile, able to run 10k’s without stopping.
So i decided to do some exercise every day… Yesterday I took the dog for a walk. Not sure how i am going to squeeze in exercise today, my day is jam packed. Might be able to squeze in some wii fit when i stop off at my boyfriends house…
I want to do some exercise every day, even if it is just walking. Also cut down on fatty foods. And do abb exercises. The main thing is doing something every day, and holding myself accountable for that.
Hi everyone I am trying to get fit for the army. I was wondering if going to the gym everyday would be useful before I start running on the road, as I need to improve my breathing, has anyone got any tips? I went to the gym this morning at 7.00am
writingchemistry is starting a new life!
i began exercising on the 16th of september,
and just began the second month into getting fit!
i found an absolute gem of a book -
it’s in Korean, full with photos,
and lots of ideas to shape up your body (for women) -
the 1st month, i wanted to exercise 3-4 times a week,
but after the Chuseok holiday, things got really slow,
with me doing only 2 days a week. not good.
so. this month, i am stepping it up a bit,
and aiming to do 5 days a week.
i also want to eat better -
like making chicken breast sandwiches,
trying the muscle milk -
as the author (a fitness trainer) suggests.
so far, i’ve lost 1kg, and 5cm from my waist.
the best thing about working out is how i feel
during and after working out. it gets me out of
my head, and keeps me in a better mood.
:D i guess it’s really worth it!
Jadelee is back online
In a few weeks time I can join the gym:) Actually looking foreward to it.
yes I used to be fit and I want to experience fitness again, be able to climb stairs without getting out of breath (I’m at this level) and progress from stairs to majestic mountains!
Anyway, here is my plan:
swim 3x a week (starting with 10 laps and increasing)
brisk walk 2x a week (or more! invite better half to be more fun!)
do the breathing exercises once a day
By the way I’m keeping track of this using the happiness project toolbox here
Go me! I can do this :)
JessicaLynnValentine is figuring out her life goals
iI’m trying to get back on track with my exersize schedule cause i kind of stopped going these last 2 weeks so i really need to start up again and im also going to try to get some more pictures for my entries
I’m thinking of doing organised sport once a week, but only one sport, and only once a week, because I dont want to be rushing around too much when I should be studying. I’m thinking of taekwondo or maybe joining the rambling club which organises walks every saturday; that could be both culturally interesting and good exercise. Aside from this I could do exercises for 5 mins at night before going to sleep, and go cycling from time to time.
The problem with eating healthy: I dont have enough time to go to the market/supermarket to regularly buy fruit and veg, need to find a way around this.
Also need to start going to sleep a bit earlier (say an hour)
Grrr all this clashes with social life and studying. But I guess health comes first..
Since young, I have never been inclined to do physical sport and though I wasn’t fat, I had always been very out of shape. I also LOVE eating. But I didn’t want to stop eating, thus I figured I should exercise it all out.
So when I made my new year’s resolution for 2009, I thought, ‘This is the year I am going to be fit.’ My aim is to have a nice toned body by summer.
-I ran a 10km run for the first time in my life in June. I made it in 1:16. Yay!
-I also joined weekly 2-hour wushu (Martial arts) class in the beginning of this year which I have been going on and off.
-I got a gym membership about 2 months ago. But haven’t been since the first couple of weeks which completely defeated the purpose of signing up. :(
At the moment, I’m in need of some motivation. And I’ve been pigging out like crazy. My goal is nowhere near completion so I need to stop being such a lazy bugger and go do a few push-ups.
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Phantom_Mermaid asks,
“What is the quickest, most affective way to get in decent shape? I'm talking a full body workout. Keep in mind I am about as out of shape as it gets, except that I don't need to lose a lot of weight.”
— 2 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“Does anybody know how many calories are burnt in 30 mins of swimming steadly?”
— 2 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“How many calories does everyone burn in an average gym session?”
— 2 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“Does anybody want a gym challenge with me? Maybe meters on the Rowing machine, Time on the Cross Trainer? Anything cardio?”
— 3 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“When I use it I can only really feel the effect in the back of my leg, not really my bum. Do you have to feel your muscle has been worked to know it’s actually toned that part of you?”
— 3 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“Glute machine.”
— 3 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“Thinking of buying some dumbbells for a home workouts. Is 1.5kg heavy enough for dumbbells?”
— 3 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“Which cardio or weight machine should I use at the gym to make my waist smaller? Or more toned?”
— 3 years ago |
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Bristol
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Jemma asks,
“Can anybody tell me how to make my boobs smaller at the gym? Any particular machines to use?”
— 3 years ago |
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Pmert91 asks,
“What should i eat to get fit and gain muscle mass”
— 3 years ago |
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