Anyone Doing YAYOG?

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PepperWorm
PepperWorm Posts: 1,205
edited January 31 in Fitness and Exercise
Just started You Are Your Own Gym and looking for other people trying out the program. :smile:

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  • Yogi_Carl
    Yogi_Carl Posts: 1,906 Member
    Welcome. There is a group specifically for people doing YAYOG on My Fitness Pal.

    Just type YAYOG in the group search bar.
  • RunningForeverMama
    RunningForeverMama Posts: 261 Member
    I do Body by You, by the same author.
  • jdm_taco
    jdm_taco Posts: 999 Member
    at first glance I just read yayo :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
  • ThetaRanger
    ThetaRanger Posts: 2 Member
    Hi There!,

    I like using YAYOG as I don't stick with going to the gym especially in the winter! Got some good results in the spring then stopped and need to start again.

    I made the mistake of over doing it a bit by using a Bullworker and Pull Up bar sessions to force quicker results. Strained my elbow forearm/elbow tendons! Made the usual excuses to myself not to carry on!

    So I have now bought myself a Fitbit Flex to encourage myself & monitor my foods and activity.

    Going to start YAYOG again and just follow the App on my iPad - I put that on my desk and watch something on YouTube or DVD for entertainment whilst working out.

    I love the fact that you can record your progress by saving your workout data.

    I improvised my "equipment" as I work out in my garage/study.

    (1) For table pull ups I use a wooden gardening tool handle resting across a couple of collapsible plastic DIY workman's trestle legs ( easy to store away when done).
    (2) For chair dips I use a sturdy low work out bench
    (3) Interlocking exercise matts to protect the carpet

    I also recommend getting the YAYOG book on eBay as it helps understand what to do and gives you alternatives to many of the exercises.

    I grab a protein shake at work in the afternoon and a recovery shake after my workouts at home. This helps with building a little muscle and lessening the aches and pains the next day!

    I live an work in the UK and am in my late 50's but aim to keep youthful (looking) as I don't feel my age. I'm hoping that I can get the hang of FitBit & MyFitness Pal without getting too bogged down in Data inputting (especially the food part)

    I look forward to swapping notes and experiences.

    Encouraging regards to you all!
    ThetaRanger
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