materialsgirl
Cathlete
...Because my legs are on fire!
I attempted to do IMAX3 this morning. The operative word here is "attempted". Did I succeed? Heck no. Cathe just about killed me. I am very new to Cathe and I knew I wasn't going to be able to do IMAX3 all the way through, so I did the Blasts 1-4 Premix, thinking "surely I could get through just 4". What I learned from my experience this morning:
1. I can't jump. Seriously. All that jumping onto the step, and jumping the length of the step, and tuck jumps and all that stuff - how in the world do they jump so high? I cannot jump onto my step to save my life. I was pretty sure I was going to break my neck. So I jumped on the floor. I am using the Firm Box as my step, which is 6.5" high in the low position - I think that is just too high for me. Not that I think I could jump onto a 6" step. Or even a 4" step. I'm really that bad. Does it get any better? Please, someone reassure me that I will eventually be able to jump higher!
2. Plie jacks are the spawn of Satan. 'Nuff said.
3. I am about as coordinated as a centipede on roller skates. You know, I did the LowMax step-only premix and got all those step combos down the first time I did it. But the step combos in IMAX3 had me all tied up in knots - I didn't know whether I was coming or going.
But, despite all my difficulties, I actually enjoyed it. It gives me some goals to shoot for - like, being able to jump higher. And being able to do ALL the plie jacks without crying. And... someday... being able to do the whole workout start to finish.
Oh, and I still need that fire extinguisher - pass it along, will ya?
I attempted to do IMAX3 this morning. The operative word here is "attempted". Did I succeed? Heck no. Cathe just about killed me. I am very new to Cathe and I knew I wasn't going to be able to do IMAX3 all the way through, so I did the Blasts 1-4 Premix, thinking "surely I could get through just 4". What I learned from my experience this morning:
1. I can't jump. Seriously. All that jumping onto the step, and jumping the length of the step, and tuck jumps and all that stuff - how in the world do they jump so high? I cannot jump onto my step to save my life. I was pretty sure I was going to break my neck. So I jumped on the floor. I am using the Firm Box as my step, which is 6.5" high in the low position - I think that is just too high for me. Not that I think I could jump onto a 6" step. Or even a 4" step. I'm really that bad. Does it get any better? Please, someone reassure me that I will eventually be able to jump higher!
2. Plie jacks are the spawn of Satan. 'Nuff said.
3. I am about as coordinated as a centipede on roller skates. You know, I did the LowMax step-only premix and got all those step combos down the first time I did it. But the step combos in IMAX3 had me all tied up in knots - I didn't know whether I was coming or going.
But, despite all my difficulties, I actually enjoyed it. It gives me some goals to shoot for - like, being able to jump higher. And being able to do ALL the plie jacks without crying. And... someday... being able to do the whole workout start to finish.
Oh, and I still need that fire extinguisher - pass it along, will ya?