December 2013 Move Your *kitten* Challenge
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Come on @ss Movers! Lets do this! And don't forget to put grippers on if you're running outside
And now, (drum roll please :laugh: ) here's the QOTD:
@Janet: You are SOOOO ready for this my friend! :flowerforyou: I'll be cheering you from home :drinker:
@trisikkha: Just do what you can; we'll be cheering you from the sideline :drinker:
@Dave: We wouldn' t want you to be injured... I only have one word for you: Yaktrax
@simply_myself: Just don't over do it. Knee injuries could be tricky. :flowerforyou:
@texerus: You got this my friend!0 -
My Yaktrax just came in the mail yesterday. Can't wait to try them out!0
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Power walked yesterday, I'm at 11/100 for December0
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12.05. 4.35
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Been a little busy and haven't had a chance to update the spreadsheet since early yesterday, but fear not....I'm on it right now!! :bigsmile:
Oh and an update regarding the SPAM PM several of you received. The issue was reported to MFP staff and has been acknowledged and action taken. Thank you for your patience. :flowerforyou:
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I got a chilly 2.1 mile lunch walk in, but it felt great!! ...if you don't count those three times I flailed wildly trying to recover from slipping on the ice and almost going down... :laugh:
Dave
It's funny when it's someone else :laugh: :laugh:
LOL!! :laugh: Yes! I was awful close....first time surprised the heck out of me and I was really close to biting it, but I was more ready the other times...quietly admiring my almost cat-like reflexes. (Probably not as graceful as I imagined though. hahah) :bigsmile::laugh:
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2.5 miles today.Doing day 3 of week 6 c25k. I almost didn't do anything I have been pushing my body pretty hard, and woke up with a lot of pain, ankle joint, hip joint, si joint all on right side. (It's my bad side, all kinds of things wrong with it.) But after I weighed myself and saw I lost two pounds this week, I was motivated to try it out at least, so I made it through the 22 min run, but the walking was really tough after that, so I didn't do any added walking.
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My Yaktrax just came in the mail yesterday. Can't wait to try them out!
You're gonna love them! :drinker:
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PIGOTE - And almost 9 miles is an awful lot of walking in one day too!!! :drinker:
TEXERUS - WIshing you all the best on your Physical Fitness Test this Saturday! I hope you don't experience any difficulties from your surgeries. Those PFTs are stressful enough without having that to worry about on top of it. I spent nearly 8 years in the USMC and we had to do those PFTs semi-annually. I never looked forward to them no matter what sort of shape I was in. :noway:
RHBABILON - Welcome! My best suggestion would be to check out the Couch-to-5K program & app (c25k.com) or create some similar plan of Run/Walk intervals where you start off all walking, then mostly walking and running a little, then gradually over time (many weeks) increasing the run intervals so that little by little you work towards running more than walking, until finally you can run an entire 5K without walking. It's hands-down the best way to ease into running!
SPEEDYF - Great job! I enjoy the winter stuff too! I wish I could have a little more sure footing though. I have considered getting some YakTrax, but I fear with my size that they wouldn't last very long.
TBEE1966 - LOL! Hey, my GPS is always on so you bet I'm counting the distance sliding on the ice! :laugh:
BECKYANN1971 - Congrats on the 2lb loss and glad you're still at it! But just be careful...if the plan is progressing too much at any point, it is* okay to repeat a week. There's no shame or harm in that. Let your body catch up. I don't want you to get injured...plus it shouldn't hurt to run. :flowerforyou:
Love to see all the updates!!! Still a few people that have yet to report any miles though....might be time for me to make some rounds....
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend! I'll be lurking and updating here and there.
Dave
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Love to see all the updates!!! Still a few people that have yet to report any miles though....might be time for me to make some rounds....
:laugh: :laugh: :laugh: I soooooo this!!! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: This is too cute!0 -
Will still push for the usual 1000 miles, but have some severe weather on its way over
01-12: 91.06 miles
02-12: 50.33 miles
03-12: 50.18 miles
04-12: 50.33 miles
05-12: 51.44 miles
06-12: 51.41 milesDecember miles: 344.75
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Thank you! You are absolutely right! That's why I will be taking the whole weekend off from any workout. If its not enough I will take more time. I definitely don't want to be at a place of not being able to walk. The miles,hours and cals burned aren't worth that!
PIGOTE - And almost 9 miles is an awful lot of walking in one day too!!! :drinker:
TEXERUS - WIshing you all the best on your Physical Fitness Test this Saturday! I hope you don't experience any difficulties from your surgeries. Those PFTs are stressful enough without having that to worry about on top of it. I spent nearly 8 years in the USMC and we had to do those PFTs semi-annually. I never looked forward to them no matter what sort of shape I was in. :noway:
RHBABILON - Welcome! My best suggestion would be to check out the Couch-to-5K program & app (c25k.com) or create some similar plan of Run/Walk intervals where you start off all walking, then mostly walking and running a little, then gradually over time (many weeks) increasing the run intervals so that little by little you work towards running more than walking, until finally you can run an entire 5K without walking. It's hands-down the best way to ease into running!
SPEEDYF - Great job! I enjoy the winter stuff too! I wish I could have a little more sure footing though. I have considered getting some YakTrax, but I fear with my size that they wouldn't last very long.
TBEE1966 - LOL! Hey, my GPS is always on so you bet I'm counting the distance sliding on the ice! :laugh:
BECKYANN1971 - Congrats on the 2lb loss and glad you're still at it! But just be careful...if the plan is progressing too much at any point, it is* okay to repeat a week. There's no shame or harm in that. Let your body catch up. I don't want you to get injured...plus it shouldn't hurt to run. :flowerforyou:
Love to see all the updates!!! Still a few people that have yet to report any miles though....might be time for me to make some rounds....
Hope you all have a wonderful weekend! I'll be lurking and updating here and there.
Dave
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Had forgotten how hard Tarmac was until the 16 mile mark, going down hard on the knee and elbow, cutting both and the usual road graze. Managed the remaining 15 miles to work OK and kept moving at work to reduce any seizing up. Seems to have worked as 21 miles home was fine. Might be more interesting in the morning, but still expecting to get a ride in before 7.300
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December 6, Friday - 3.5 miles on the stationary bike today
December total miles = 11.5 of 40.0 -
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To SIMPLY_MYSELF:
Hope your knee gets better, and SLOW progress is the way to go!0 -
Had forgotten how hard Tarmac was until the 16 mile mark, going down hard on the knee and elbow, cutting both and the usual road graze. Managed the remaining 15 miles to work OK and kept moving at work to reduce any seizing up. Seems to have worked as 21 miles home was fine. Might be more interesting in the morning, but still expecting to get a ride in before 7.30
Ouch!! sounds painful. Hope all is well in the morning0 -
My Yaktrax just came in the mail yesterday. Can't wait to try them out!
Always fun to get new things. Let me know how you like them0 -
Had forgotten how hard Tarmac was until the 16 mile mark, going down hard on the knee and elbow, cutting both and the usual road graze. Managed the remaining 15 miles to work OK and kept moving at work to reduce any seizing up. Seems to have worked as 21 miles home was fine. Might be more interesting in the morning, but still expecting to get a ride in before 7.30
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