Today I did Tai Cheng week 2 workout 3, 28 minutes and X Train Chest, Shoulders, and Triceps, 51 minutes. I had planned on some cardio and abs but, somehow I pulled something in my left side trying to reach over my grandbaby's car seat to get a bottle out of the diaper bag on the car floor. It hurt and still throbs today. So, my plans changed. Tomorrow I have an appointment for these crazy allergies and a rash I have had for almost 2 months. My daughter took me to her office and checked the rash under a microscope after scraping. When it first appeared she thought it was bug bites from when I was going things at my Dad's after the funeral. She still thinks that is the case but maybe something else on top of that.
Debbie, I don't know what to think about the knees. I am wearing the knee supports when doing weights and cardio. I keep working on making sure my knees are tracking correctly. Tai Cheng has been kind of good for lining things up with better posture through the movements and leg and knee placement. I am pretty sure that my knees were tracking in when I did heavy squats before my surgery. I think the step workout made it a little achy that I did yesterday. I am wanting to do a leg workout soon. Not sure which to choose though. I find lunges with my leg to the rear or when I kickback or lift my leg behind me causes discomfort. Everything else is pretty comfortable. Also in Tai cheng when doing neural reboot and the leg raise chambering and raising leg to the front hurts behind that knee.
I don't think I push as hard when I don't wear the HR monitor.