Team: The Slimsons (May)
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Friday 5.13.22
Track yes
Calories yes under
Exercise yes 55 minutes of Calisthenics
Water 110oz
Steps 10,008
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Well, I’m glad you may have found the reason for your flare up and go from there. Nice loss! Hope you are feeling betterGjaholy33
Weigh-in day Thursday
May Week 2
PW: 472.5
CW: 471.3
DAILY POST
Thursday 5.12.22
Track yes
Calories yes under
Exercise yes 45 minutes of Calisthenics
Water 120oz
Steps 10,816
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Praise'm Praise'm Happy Thursday
As many of you know Thursday's is my assessment day which consists of self-care to how I may be a healthier me. Well for the past 2.5 weeks I've been dealing with another COPD-ASTHMA flare up. I realize that this happens usually after I've been consistently going to water aerobics for 2 weeks straight or more. 😫😨😱😬😥
Decided to do some research and low and behold the cons for swimming or water aerobics:
Cons for swimming with COPD:
Pool chemical induced flare-ups – Chlorine and other chemicals used in the maintenance of a swimming pool can trigger a flare-up of COPD‼️ symptoms. These chemicals can irritate your airways and induce a coughing or wheezing attack. Indoor pools tend to have air that is more saturated with chemical fumes so try to avoid them if at all possible.
Overexerting yourself is easier than you might realize – The whole body is used when you swim, causing the heart and lungs are taxed fairly hard. It seems contradictory to the concept that swimming is suitable for beginners, but swimming can go from relaxing to excessive quickly. Start your exercises simple and progress over time.
The heat can cause trouble – Unfortunately, the best—and sometimes the only—time of year to use an outdoor swimming pool is during the hottest months of summer. It can be challenging to manage the heat with lung disease. To combat the risk of overheating, drink lots of water and keep an eye on the weather report. Opt for indoor and air-conditioned exercise on the hottest days.
So have to consider outdoor pools going forward. Yes it will make it more difficult but better to be healthy on this journey than not right? 🤔🤔
Website for more info: (just I'm case rose can help someone you know)
https://centersforrespiratoryhealth.com/blog/pros-and-cons-to-swimming-with-a-lung-disease/
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Fri 5/13
Tracked yes
Calories slightly over
Exercise yes2 -
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Friday 5/13
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Calories over
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Daily Post Friday
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Calories yes and under
Exercise yes yardwork1 -
magnusMLQ
Week 2
Saturday
PW - 201.5
CW - 202.22 -
Vicky2767
May Week 2
Sat
PW 211.8
CW 2113 -
Digger61
Week 2
Saturday
PW - 220
CW - 2201 -
walk4today
May week 2
Saturday
PW: 245.8
CW: 2453 -
MAMA530
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Week 2
PW = 201.9
CW = 201.63 -
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Saturday 5/14
Track yes
Calories under
Exercise walking
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Daily Post Saturday
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Calories yes and over
Exercise yes yardwork1 -
Friday 05/13
Tracked: Yes
Under Calories: No
Exercise: No
Saturday 05/14
Tracked: Yes
Under Calories: Yes
Exercise: Yes, 48 minutes strength training and a 59 minute walk1 -
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Saturday 5 14 22
Track yes
Calories yes under
Exercise yes 65 minutes of Calisthenics
Water 140oz
Steps 10,3462 -
Still Missing Weights:
**@Jen_967
**@Chalmation
**@keebrawilkerson
**@nebslp
All of the missing weights will be the 2nd week straight so that means if not posted you will be deleted for this month contest; so please post0 -
Daily Post
Saturday 5/14
Track yes
Calories under
Exercise walking2 -
Daily Post
Sunday 5/15
Track yes
Calories under
Exercise yes2 -
This Week's Winners (posted 6-7 times):
@Bemybestby60.
@Gjaholy33.
@KakoHikes.
@vicky2767.
@walk4today.
This Week's Honorable Mentions:
@Digger61.
@Gemwolf110.
@Mama530.
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Sunday 5.15.22
Track yes
Calories yes under
Exercise yes 130 minutes of Calisthenics
Water 90oz
Steps 10,4482 -
User: KakoHikes
Weigh in day: Sunday
Week 3
PW: 185.6
CW: 184.4
Sunday 05/15
Tracked: Yes
Under Calories: Yes
Exercise: Yes, 71 minute hike
Also made Loco Moco for the first time today. I'd been craving it for a while so decided to try making it, thinking it might be healthier than getting it at a food cart. Turned out pretty well, but will not be an everyday thing at about 620 calories a serving. For anyone unfamiliar, Loco Moco is a Hawaiian dish, you have a fried egg on a hamburger patty that's on top of a bed of rice, then brown gravy to top it all off. I made brown rice instead of white and cooked my egg a lot more. The idea is the egg should be runny and the liquid parts goes into the rice but I am not a fan of a runny egg
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