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How would you track Insanity?

bpayne78
bpayne78 Posts: 249 Member
edited September 2024 in Fitness and Exercise
My HRM watch's battery died (I have to send it off) until then, how would you track the Insanity workouts? I know it doesn't have it in the database (well at least the last time I looked it didn't but it HAS been a while:ohwell: )

What would you label it? Any ideas would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance.......now off to workout! :wink:

Replies

  • blakeym
    blakeym Posts: 98 Member
    Maybe under aerobics?....its a more intense workout than that, but it may tide you over 'til the HRM gets home.
  • Bearface115
    Bearface115 Posts: 574 Member
    i do insanity too and i would do circut training or if you want to add me as a friend i can calculate it with my tracker on my HRM! good luck with it i just finised my week 3 and on to week 4
  • jvjlpenn
    jvjlpenn Posts: 14
    I agree with Bearface..I would label it circuit training. It may be a little high, but its better than nothing. I just wouldn't eat those calories just to be on the safe side.

    Jennifer
  • waguchan
    waguchan Posts: 450 Member
    You can track it as "Calisthenics (pushups, sit-ups), vigorous effort"

    Also, if you've done it before, look back in your exercise diary and use the same calories as the last time you did the same DVD.

    I just finished the final fit test a few minutes ago! Now it's time to go jogging! WOOHOO!!
  • bpayne78
    bpayne78 Posts: 249 Member
    Thanks for the replies everyone.....the circuit training sound like a good idea and so does the Calesthenics (did I spell that right???). I haven't been able to do it in a while and am just getting back into it. I was diagnosed with dermatomyositis and it's improved enough that I can breathe during the workouts! I was able to do about 30 min of the 40 but did it from start to finish. Felt good!
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