40+ Club : Where the Cool Kids Are
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"Body Beast: Beast Up: Chest, Shoulders & Triceps"=Done!0
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Quick stupid run.
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Well last Saturday was the 90 cardio-a-thon at the dojo, supporting Kids Kicking Cancer. Talk about kicking butt! Hardest workout ever. They had guest instructors, some MMA guys, Chad LaPrise, Sam Stout, Mark Hominick and Leo Louks..two minute warm up and then 90 minutes of 2 minutes on, 1 minutes rest. they raised over $11,000! This week was back to usual. Four cardio kickboxing classes, self defence and kettlebell, wish we had more than one kettlebell class a week, hard to make gains.
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"Day 38 - Cardio Flow 80 Day Obsession"=Done!1
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Hi Everyone,
My name is Terry & I found this thread & thought it’s right up my alley lol. Last April I made the decision to get healthy & begin a new lifestyle. I’ll be 62 yo next month, I’m 5’9”, on April 9, 2017 I weighed 280 lbs & this morning I weighed 167 so I consider myself a success & now I’m working on leaning out & getting stronger. I started going to the gym for cardio & weight lifting in June and I really think it’s helped a lot!!
You’ll be seeing posts from me on this thread in the future.7 -
BettyM1017 wrote: »
First I’ve run since the Rocky Run back in November. At least it was trails and hills. The plain road is boring.
Could’ve counted that for today’s cardio, buuut nooooo, I had to try that 80 day obsession. That was deceptively hard. Tired now, but still kept my Pokémon streak going. Back to the couch now.
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Got to the Y and every treadmill was in use. People were lining up. But as usual, no takers for the rower! So I hopped on for a nice 30 minutes. But I still had to train, so then I found an empty treadmill and ran for 3 miles. More than I expected to do, but now I can have tonight’s Chinese food and still maintain my deficit!3
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@tbishop1009 - Welcome, and Wow! What a loss in ten months! congrats.1
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Some drunk POS rear ended my 24 yo daughter 23 February. Car totaled but daughter doesn't appear to have broken parts. Very sore and we'll see how she does over time. Drunk never slowed down as daughter was stopped at a red light. Impact drove her across six lanes of traffic but noone hit her again.4
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I'm done being stunned and now I'm just angry.3
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Hi, I'm 40 +. I'm trying to have a healthier lifestyle. I got off track for a few years after a hard divorce. I'm using the 3/4 of the plate veggies or fruits and making sure I stay under my mfp calorie goal. I also added interval treadmill work 5 days a week. I don't own a scale, so I'm just going off how my clothes fit and i think I'm down a size. Feel free to friend me.2
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"22 Minute Hard Corps: Cardio 1" & "Body Beast Bulk: Back"=Done!0
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Well it appears I am the younger of the bunch in here, but not by much. I'm 39, will be 40 in August though.
I started working out about 2 years ago and so far lost about 45lbs and now I'm at 199-201 the scale says anyway. I do have my moments that required junk food - I think they are called cravings? lol But I do work out 2 or 3 times a week averaging roughly 600-800 cals burned on different cardio methods.
However, I have lupus, yes that's right usually women have lupus, but men can have it too. Anyway, to make a long story short, I am using several meds but it doesn't affect how I live my life. But, I have been in remission with meds for about 15-20 years now and feeling great.
Thats about all I can tell for now. Looking forward to hearing and becoming cyber-friends with many of you.2 -
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CG Interval Week! That was a good workout. Unfortunately, allergies and allergy medication really slowed me down today. I have time for a nice easy recovery run before heading to work. It's definitely going to be slow. We just need a good hard rain to get this pollen of the trees and I'll be fine.1
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I did yesterday, for the cardio. my Spartan teammate started 22 min HC today...but I still have this last week of "BEAST UP".BettyM1017 wrote: »
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sorry, allenpriest - that sounds very scary! I am glad that injuries were not worse, but my goodness these sorts of things need not happen at all!! Drunk driving has been horrifically WRONG for, oh, 100 years....sheesh.
Humans really are horrible.1 -
allenpriest wrote: »Some drunk POS rear ended my 24 yo daughter 23 February. Car totaled but daughter doesn't appear to have broken parts. Very sore and we'll see how she does over time. Drunk never slowed down as daughter was stopped at a red light. Impact drove her across six lanes of traffic but noone hit her again.
I’m so glad she seems to be OK. That’s terrifying!
Had to give an all-day training today using unfamiliar technology. Anxious and exhausted. Then got a call from the school principal about my youngest child. Angry and disappointed. It’s the perfect storm for overeating and bailing on exercise, which I didn’t make time to do this morning. Instead, I threw a basic dinner in the oven and went out for a run. Watched the sun set. Hubs had a vodka and soda ready for me when I walked through the door. I feel better now AND I have a few calories to spare for dessert.2 -
I must say I just had an AWESOME weekend. Opening weekend at the track for us, and we were out at Sonoma Raceway. Everything I was doing over the winter paid off big time, and my bad leg? Felt like it does on any other day, which is a massive improvement over where it was at the end of last season (early November). That alone made the hours in the gym, and all the early mornings really feel worthwhile.
Photo (that I'm buying, just waiting on the photog to send it to me) from yesterday:
gotbluemilk.com/2018/February/180225PTT/K/i-zs8QGWw/A2 -
allenpriest wrote: »Some drunk POS rear ended my 24 yo daughter 23 February. Car totaled but daughter doesn't appear to have broken parts. Very sore and we'll see how she does over time. Drunk never slowed down as daughter was stopped at a red light. Impact drove her across six lanes of traffic but noone hit her again.
Wow! Glad to hear she was not seriously hurt. I despise impaired drivers. My 20 year nephew was killed by an impaired driver. So tragic and so senseless.
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I had a busy weekend. Curled Friday and Saturday in a bonspiel, then snowshoed on Sunday in a midst of a wild snowstorm. Bush was beautiful with the snow laden trees. Today I ran over 5 miles. I need to get more miles in running as I have a 1/2 marathon at the end of April.
Finally got the housework / laundry all caught up after a fun filled weekend.
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"22 Minute Hard Corps: Resistance 1" & "Body Beast: Beast Up: Legs"=Done!1
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allenpriest wrote: »Some drunk POS rear ended my 24 yo daughter 23 February. Car totaled but daughter doesn't appear to have broken parts. Very sore and we'll see how she does over time. Drunk never slowed down as daughter was stopped at a red light. Impact drove her across six lanes of traffic but noone hit her again.
Wow! Glad to hear she was not seriously hurt. I despise impaired drivers. My 20 year nephew was killed by an impaired driver. So tragic and so senseless.
We're not sure what injuries she has but there are not broken bones. The drunk driver is 31 and still living with parents. Parents have money but this "adult" doesn't appear to and may not have insurance. Car was 15 years old. Wonder how much mommy and daddy are enabling? ?? Do I sound angry?
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I know most folks do this at the start of the year! But I think it might be time to reevaluate my goals and adjust my course a little.1
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I know most folks do this at the start of the year! But I think it might be time to reevaluate my goals and adjust my course a little.
Regular self assessment and goal evaluation is helpful for me. I start with a plan in the off-season and then training brings a series of course corrections, whether due to injuries, training time, scheduling, etc.
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Was changing clothes at lunchtime to spend some time on the bike trainer in the basement, but then noticed my husband getting the puppy ready for a long walk in the sun. Hmm. Basement bike or sunny puppy? Walkies wins! There was much chasing of sticks and flapping of furry ears.7
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allenpriest wrote: »allenpriest wrote: »Some drunk POS rear ended my 24 yo daughter 23 February. Car totaled but daughter doesn't appear to have broken parts. Very sore and we'll see how she does over time. Drunk never slowed down as daughter was stopped at a red light. Impact drove her across six lanes of traffic but noone hit her again.
Wow! Glad to hear she was not seriously hurt. I despise impaired drivers. My 20 year nephew was killed by an impaired driver. So tragic and so senseless.
We're not sure what injuries she has but there are not broken bones. The drunk driver is 31 and still living with parents. Parents have money but this "adult" doesn't appear to and may not have insurance. Car was 15 years old. Wonder how much mommy and daddy are enabling? ?? Do I sound angry?
What a mess! Praying for nothing life-changing for your daughter. No broken bones is a good start. I live in an area where DUIs are common. I just don't understand people. Hopefully the accident will be life-changing for the other diver.0 -
Hill sprints today and some core work with P90X2.0
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