RunninTeach
Cathlete
Mornin', cheetah babes! Happy Friday!
Just a few personals to catch up with...
Christine -- Until now, I hadn't heard someone advocate an elevated intensity for the recovery period, so I've never tried it. But knowing how pooped I get when I do intervals, I do think I will have to go lower intensity for recovery. Guess I'll play w/ the idea when I get to WSFL, whenever that is. After I compare the programs this weekend, I'll see which one'll work best for me right now.
Gloria -- I hope you have off today! Feel better soon.
Wendy -- excellent job staying on track...Thanks for the info on Awaken the Body. I love Tony, but not his yoga, so that is one I can likely resist. IA with you on the intervals. Enjoy the DOMS!
So yesterday I was fiddling with the Wii Fit and did not get to 4DS CST. Not a big deal. I'll do it tonight with cardio TBD.
Thought I'd share thoughts about the Wii Fit for anyone who might be interested:
The Wii Fit gets a thumbs up. I tried a sampling of the strength training, yoga, and balance sections after having my center of balance, weight, BMI, and "Wii Fit Age" calculated. In the strength section, I did one-legged extensions and pushups/side planks. In yoga, I did tree, and in the balance portions, I did ski jump, ski slalom, and a balance game where you have to try to get a ball or balls to roll through a hole using your balance. Really like that one! The more activity points you rack up, you can begin to unlock new games/exercises. Then I tried my We Ski game (separate game) using the balance board. Fun but challenging! The board is very sensitive to every shift in your weight, so I definitely need to practice here. Going down moguls looks uglier than it does in real life. At least the face plants are far less painful. *lol* Overall, if anyone buys the Wii Fit expecting a true workout, there'll be disappointment. But I think it does have value, and as I anticipated, what I like best are the balance and ski activities. I'll be curious to see what kind of games are developed to take advantage of the balance board.
Have a great Friday, everyone!
*edited to fix typos*
[font face="bradley hand itc" size=+2]~Cathy[/font]
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"Do you want to feel my spatula?" Run, Fat Boy, Run
Just a few personals to catch up with...
Christine -- Until now, I hadn't heard someone advocate an elevated intensity for the recovery period, so I've never tried it. But knowing how pooped I get when I do intervals, I do think I will have to go lower intensity for recovery. Guess I'll play w/ the idea when I get to WSFL, whenever that is. After I compare the programs this weekend, I'll see which one'll work best for me right now.
Gloria -- I hope you have off today! Feel better soon.
Wendy -- excellent job staying on track...Thanks for the info on Awaken the Body. I love Tony, but not his yoga, so that is one I can likely resist. IA with you on the intervals. Enjoy the DOMS!
So yesterday I was fiddling with the Wii Fit and did not get to 4DS CST. Not a big deal. I'll do it tonight with cardio TBD.
Thought I'd share thoughts about the Wii Fit for anyone who might be interested:
The Wii Fit gets a thumbs up. I tried a sampling of the strength training, yoga, and balance sections after having my center of balance, weight, BMI, and "Wii Fit Age" calculated. In the strength section, I did one-legged extensions and pushups/side planks. In yoga, I did tree, and in the balance portions, I did ski jump, ski slalom, and a balance game where you have to try to get a ball or balls to roll through a hole using your balance. Really like that one! The more activity points you rack up, you can begin to unlock new games/exercises. Then I tried my We Ski game (separate game) using the balance board. Fun but challenging! The board is very sensitive to every shift in your weight, so I definitely need to practice here. Going down moguls looks uglier than it does in real life. At least the face plants are far less painful. *lol* Overall, if anyone buys the Wii Fit expecting a true workout, there'll be disappointment. But I think it does have value, and as I anticipated, what I like best are the balance and ski activities. I'll be curious to see what kind of games are developed to take advantage of the balance board.
Have a great Friday, everyone!
*edited to fix typos*
[font face="bradley hand itc" size=+2]~Cathy[/font]
http://s228.photobucket.com/albums/ee296/runninteach/exercise/th_SnowBunny_tns.jpg
http://img16.glitterfy.com/53/glitterfy084824T933D37.gif
"Do you want to feel my spatula?" Run, Fat Boy, Run