100 Day Exercise Challenge
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Day 21: walk for 30 minutes and dancing for 40 minutes0
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October 11, 2015--Day 1: Walked 2.36 miles in 47 minutes
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Hai guys , , can I still join the challenge ?
I know ,is kind late :-( :-(
But I know I can do it , , will start my first day tmr ,0 -
Hi! Finally back home. We went to visit my boyfriend's parents for the weekend and every time we do that my workout and diet regime flies out the window! So my only exercise was dog walking...3 days of eating home made baked goods and slow dog walking...Anyway today I'm back on track! 45 min of hard core Insanity workout hell yeah day 17!0
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sarahdommett81 wrote: »Day 21 my final long run before the race. So a 11.68 mile run first thing this morning. Which was lovely. I love early morning running when the air is clean and fresh .
Great work everyone your alley doing fantastic.
hahahah I refer to my 6 mile runs as "I almost died 6 times" and you say your 11 mile run was "lovely"0 -
47 minutes with warm up, upper body strength and cool down. Oh and 10 minutes of high impact aerobics in the middle to burn some extra calories! It was nice!
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sarahdommett81 wrote: »Day 21 my final long run before the race. So a 11.68 mile run first thing this morning. Which was lovely. I love early morning running when the air is clean and fresh .
Great work everyone your alley doing fantastic.
hahahah I refer to my 6 mile runs as "I almost died 6 times" and you say your 11 mile run was "lovely"
I know! Isn't she amazing?0 -
quiltlovinlisa wrote: »47 minutes with warm up, upper body strength and cool down. Oh and 10 minutes of high impact aerobics in the middle to burn some extra calories! It was nice!
That's great.0 -
Day 22: jillian's br workout 40
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Thanks axesesh.
On the running conversation, I can't run around the block without setting off my asthma, so kuddos to all that run, be it six miles or eleven miles.0 -
Day 2, walked 2.1 miles...
I have a hectic life - anyone have any tips for ways to move more??0 -
BethWilliams24 wrote: »Day 2, walked 2.1 miles...
I have a hectic life - anyone have any tips for ways to move more??
You can take the stairs instead of the elevator, park at the far end of the parking lot, do a 1 month challenge like this (arm challenge, plank, ab, just do it every day) Instead of sitting while waiting, stand. Take a walk during your lunch hour. Just move. That's the thing I hear from every trainer/class instructor at the gym, doctor, etc. Just move! Lol
There's alot of free apps that you can do HIIT that only takes a few minutes to do and very little to no equipment. A great way to get going is to wake up in the morning, do those exercises before your shower and start your day from there.
But, you have to treat your exercise like you would any important thing. You have to decide what you will do everyday or maybe 3x a week (you decide) and block that time for it. You wouldn't make an appointment during the time of a running appointment, would you? (Physical therapy, allergy shots ) Nope. Treat it the same way. Good luck!0 -
Did my go to the gym again today bc I have my monthly visor which I haven't had in a couple of months so I just walked around the shop at work a lot and burned calories. at least I was miving0
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ariffianti wrote: »Hai guys , , can I still join the challenge ?
I know ,is kind late :-( :-(
But I know I can do it , , will start my first day tmr ,
It is never too late!! Welcome0 -
Day 20 & 21: walks are faster & still cover 2 miles. Several flights of stairs today, and even More tomorrow! Feel great!
Great going all! I get so inspired to move more everyday by your posts.0 -
1st day : 50 mins RPM class, 30 mins level 1 Jillian Michael program + 100 rep air squat , , :-)0
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BethWilliams24 wrote: »Day 2, walked 2.1 miles...
I have a hectic life - anyone have any tips for ways to move more??
You can take the stairs instead of the elevator, park at the far end of the parking lot, do a 1 month challenge like this (arm challenge, plank, ab, just do it every day) Instead of sitting while waiting, stand. Take a walk during your lunch hour. Just move. That's the thing I hear from every trainer/class instructor at the gym, doctor, etc. Just move! Lol
There's alot of free apps that you can do HIIT that only takes a few minutes to do and very little to no equipment. A great way to get going is to wake up in the morning, do those exercises before your shower and start your day from there.
But, you have to treat your exercise like you would any important thing. You have to decide what you will do everyday or maybe 3x a week (you decide) and block that time for it. You wouldn't make an appointment during the time of a running appointment, would you? (Physical therapy, allergy shots ) Nope. Treat it the same way. Good luck!
Thank you for this! Motivated me for the day!0 -
October 12, 2015 Day 2: 1.56 miles in 33 minutes
I planned on walking another 15 minutes and 10 minutes of core exercises, but went home sick and had to rest :-/
Hopefully I can still get some long distance running in the rest of this week.0 -
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