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Ah I see, very similar moves to the Tara Lee - Earth DVD just with extra bits and pieces.... do you find doing it as a stand alone helps you at all? Like clear your mind, make you feel stronger, focused etc?

 

I remember a yoga teacher I had many years ago who kept admonishing the class: If you can't do yoga every day, at a very minimum you MUST do eight sun salutations! I personally only do them as stand alones, but i do them because they make me limber and strong at the same time. If I haven't done them for a week or so, I start having back problems when I do everyday stuff. 

 

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I've done about nine minutes of in-place jogging, countless plies in first, second and fourth, some graham stuff, toe touches, knee lifts and more plies. probably about 30 minutes thus far. i'll do more this evening.

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Ok... so today I once again did machines and weights... I dont really have my self on a schedule or plan right now.

I gave up on the personal trainers and am going it alone... It is OK but I feel like i need someone to tell me what to do all the time...

 

because of my back, I always do a little of the back muscle machines ( not to heavy ) and then i alternate everyday between more back upper body, then more back and abs... then more back and legs, lower body etc...also I do 3 or 4 spin classes per week..

 

I just got a 9K bill for the audit that I went through last fall... I can not afford personal trainers right now.

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First serious session back with my trainer ( finally taking my Ny resolution taking my fitness to the next level seriously ) only to find out she is leaving .... No idea who I will train with now !! So currently I haz a sad !! - yep first world problem at its best !! a0d0423989cfe63dbac86525c36d6b54_zpsff34a0d0423989cfe63dbac86525c36d6b54_zpsff34

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Planned on spin this morning, didn't sleep much last night so I rolled over and went back to sleep for a bit.  Went to an 11:30 TRX class.  Always feel good after TRX.  Tomorrow is a big day, measurements then spin, followed by weights class.

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I couldn't drive home from work yesterday due to the snow. so I walked three miles to the bus stop, then another mile home. I also shoveled snow and walked another couple of miles at work.

this morning i'll do a mile to the bus stop, then the three miles to the office. I did 20 minutes of the nycb workout this morning.

 

does anyone know of knee-saving exercises? I don't want to blow out my knees again.

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Smarty, have you tried wearing a knee support? Mine are knackered from track days and cross country as a kid but still hold out with a support for even high intensity stuff?

 

Mon Insanity high intensity, 1 hour

Today Nursery, chasing kids and yoga

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Went to gym #1 today, various weight machines and free weights.  Then hit the treadmill 20 minutes walking 4 mph, 9 minutes running 5 mph.  Running hasn't been kind to me lately...my knees hyperextend, but I taped them with KT tape and it seems okay.  

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