TEAM TWO

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  • murdog3t
    murdog3t Posts: 2,033 Member
    1 Orange down have a great Tuesday
  • Sheri869
    Sheri869 Posts: 1,195 Member
    ^^ Thank you! I hope so too! On a fun side of this blood pressure monitor today...I have pretty curly hair...and not showering is NOT Pretty! No one better make fun of me at work today!! lol!! I'm guessing there are many factors...but I'm Sure if this challenge helps me stay accountable and drop some weight it will certainly make a positive impact!

    I LOVE everyone's pictures of their home and fur babies! looks like lots of animal lovers!! Especially Shanna!! You probably get more than your fair share of animal interaction at the zoo! Thats pretty cool!!!

    I can't wait to start on some of those videos today! Sounds like a lot of you have a good head start! Team 2 Already killing it on our way to China it sounds like!!

    @Leslie I hope your sick doggie feels better soon!!! Poor thing :(
  • Sheri869
    Sheri869 Posts: 1,195 Member
    edited January 2017
    Ohhh mighty team leader (or anyone who can explain this to me ;-) ...this newby has a...very probably, stupid question but I've read everything I can find and I must be missing something...

    I printed out the Team 2 Challenge spreadsheet and the "leg" stuff printed out at the bottom...I hadn't even seen it before and I can't find any info about it...except I did see something about 50 bonus points? So is that something that All 5 things have to be done to get the 50 points? And I see on the spreadsheet a couple people have done some of it - how do you record that? Will that be every week and its just on the spreadsheet? I just don't see it anywhere in the challenge info but just know I'm being dense and can't find it!! Sorry!

    So like #1 - doesn't have time limit? And #2 is 3 different things? And can it be spread out? So thought I had a handle on everything but this was a surprise I missed. Thanks for the help!!!
  • lbenson2006
    lbenson2006 Posts: 3,372 Member
    edited January 2017
    @Sheri869 - had to look it up...was completely confused! Lol. The leg completion bonus for 50 points is when a team reaches the destination. The next line down is for every 10% above that week's miles, the team gets an additional 10 points. So for this piece, all you have to worry about is contributing your exercise minutes. :)

    If you were referring to something else completely, let me know. Was looking at this in a hurry. :#
  • Sheri869
    Sheri869 Posts: 1,195 Member
    Leslie - actually that clarifies the "leg" thing and the "bonus" Big Time! So I guess my question didn't actually have anything to do with that - I just thought it did. :#

    Below is what I "thought" had to do with the "leg" - I don't see it anywhere on the chart but when I Printed it this stuff below printed as well - then I notices that 3 people (Joanne, Jenilla & Randi) had the little corner triangle "notes" on some of their daily minutes that listed specifically some of these workouts...so I guess I just don't know what that's for? This isn't all we can do for exercise I assume? I feel So Lame being confused!! lol!!

    [1] interval running; tangelo
    [2] 25 minutes Thigh & Arm Challenge
    40 minutes Spin
    20 minutes Calisthenics
    [3] 41 minutes running
    [4] Pilates 60 min
    [5] Interval run (4 minutes run, 2 walk with a 5 minute warm-up and cool down)
  • lbenson2006
    lbenson2006 Posts: 3,372 Member
    Sheri869 wrote: »
    Leslie - actually that clarifies the "leg" thing and the "bonus" Big Time! So I guess my question didn't actually have anything to do with that - I just thought it did. :#

    Below is what I "thought" had to do with the "leg" - I don't see it anywhere on the chart but when I Printed it this stuff below printed as well - then I notices that 3 people (Joanne, Jenilla & Randi) had the little corner triangle "notes" on some of their daily minutes that listed specifically some of these workouts...so I guess I just don't know what that's for? This isn't all we can do for exercise I assume? I feel So Lame being confused!! lol!!

    [1] interval running; tangelo
    [2] 25 minutes Thigh & Arm Challenge
    40 minutes Spin
    20 minutes Calisthenics
    [3] 41 minutes running
    [4] Pilates 60 min
    [5] Interval run (4 minutes run, 2 walk with a 5 minute warm-up and cool down)

    I've got a guess but will try to confirm in a bit when I'm back on a computer. :)
  • Sheri869
    Sheri869 Posts: 1,195 Member
    Oh no worries. Thanks!
  • Annampea
    Annampea Posts: 65 Member
    Team 2, do you think pineapples could count toward the fruit challenge?
  • energyseeker
    energyseeker Posts: 875 Member
    I think you should ask missionenforcer, about the pineapple. Because it is not round in shape it may not count.
    I had an orange, day 2.
  • lbenson2006
    lbenson2006 Posts: 3,372 Member
    Sheri869 wrote: »
    Oh no worries. Thanks!

    It is when people are adding comments to their cell to keep track of what they did or are accounting for on a particular day. This is optional whether or not you add comments to yours. I don't because I typically log from my phone and haven't tried to figure out how to do that. Thanks!
  • lbenson2006
    lbenson2006 Posts: 3,372 Member
    I think you should ask missionenforcer, about the pineapple. Because it is not round in shape it may not count.
    I had an orange, day 2.

    I tend to agree that it would not be countable because of the shape. I will go ask it in the questions thread though just to make sure. :)
  • Cindyk4919
    Cindyk4919 Posts: 949 Member
    My only problem with the eating challenge is limiting myself to 3 clementines.
  • Cindyk4919
    Cindyk4919 Posts: 949 Member
    edited January 2017
    @Soulfood77 thank you for helping me out with that tune. I googled and now I know where we've heard it...Lutheran hymnal. Mystery solved.
  • lbenson2006
    lbenson2006 Posts: 3,372 Member
    I hope my life begins to calm down relatively soon. I typically try to keep up and address all the messages to the best of my ability but right now am just not able to keep up. I am reading everything and absolutely love all the involvement. Great job guys. Let's keep pushing as best we can. Not sure what tomorrow holds for me but I will try my best. Have a great night.
  • Joanna2012B
    Joanna2012B Posts: 1,448 Member
    Sheri869 wrote: »
    Leslie - actually that clarifies the "leg" thing and the "bonus" Big Time! So I guess my question didn't actually have anything to do with that - I just thought it did. :#

    Below is what I "thought" had to do with the "leg" - I don't see it anywhere on the chart but when I Printed it this stuff below printed as well - then I notices that 3 people (Joanne, Jenilla & Randi) had the little corner triangle "notes" on some of their daily minutes that listed specifically some of these workouts...so I guess I just don't know what that's for? This isn't all we can do for exercise I assume? I feel So Lame being confused!! lol!!

    [1] interval running; tangelo
    [2] 25 minutes Thigh & Arm Challenge
    40 minutes Spin
    20 minutes Calisthenics
    [3] 41 minutes running
    [4] Pilates 60 min
    [5] Interval run (4 minutes run, 2 walk with a 5 minute warm-up and cool down)

    Hi ya! I put notes in just to keep track of my activity as I do some in the morning and some in the evening!
  • Sheri869
    Sheri869 Posts: 1,195 Member
    @Leslie...thanks for the info...I guess I panicked for nothing! And not to worry! Take care of yourself...you're helping out Wonderfully!!! Life is busy for most all of us! You can only do what you can!! I appreciate you finding the time to help us all!! Get Your Rest!!

    Thanks Joanna too...Noooow I understand!

    Day 2 - ate my orange and did 2 of the chinese videos...interesting...the 2nd one was kinda fun the 1st was ehhh but a nice little stretch anyway. I'll get the rest done over the next couple days. Hopefully like a couple enough to repeat...can't hurt to add a few minutes before or after my workout!

    @Mark....ok...I have to take a picture of our mountains tomorrow...your pic is funny with the nice industrial building and thennnn the beautiful mountains! Ohhh So Cal...I grew up there...and visit lots of family and friends...I can't say I miss the Traffic AT ALL! But the weather is the bomb!
  • lbenson2006
    lbenson2006 Posts: 3,372 Member
    I think you should ask missionenforcer, about the pineapple. Because it is not round in shape it may not count.
    I had an orange, day 2.

    I tend to agree that it would not be countable because of the shape. I will go ask it in the questions thread though just to make sure. :)

    Pineapple got the official answer of not countable because of not being round. Sorry.
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
    Sheri869 wrote: »
    Leslie - actually that clarifies the "leg" thing and the "bonus" Big Time! So I guess my question didn't actually have anything to do with that - I just thought it did. :#

    Below is what I "thought" had to do with the "leg" - I don't see it anywhere on the chart but when I Printed it this stuff below printed as well - then I notices that 3 people (Joanne, Jenilla & Randi) had the little corner triangle "notes" on some of their daily minutes that listed specifically some of these workouts...so I guess I just don't know what that's for? This isn't all we can do for exercise I assume? I feel So Lame being confused!! lol!!

    [1] interval running; tangelo
    [2] 25 minutes Thigh & Arm Challenge
    40 minutes Spin
    20 minutes Calisthenics
    [3] 41 minutes running
    [4] Pilates 60 min
    [5] Interval run (4 minutes run, 2 walk with a 5 minute warm-up and cool down)

    When I add a comment (mine is the [1] listed above) that's just so I know what I did that day (interval running) and for keeping track of my progress on challenges - notice I had a tangelo for the first day of the fruit challenge. Tonight I'll be noting that I did the videos and ate an orange. You can do whatever exercise you want, and you can add a note to the spreadsheet or not - totally up to you! Although I admit I do peek at other peoples' notes because I am curious about what everyone is doing. I wish more people added notes, because it's interesting to me. I'm nosy like that. ;)
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
    Cindyk4919 wrote: »
    This weeks challenge video-the 15 minute one- That song- the anthem for The year of the rooster 2017. It has American lyrics. This is deriving me nuts. I've done the video twice and the American lyrics are just barely escaping me. ANYONE??

    It's not an American song. It's from Beethoven's 9th symphony. The end of the symphony was inspired by the poem, "Ode to Joy" written by a German poet in the late 1700's. It has been adapted for many purposes, including church hymns. It is a spiritual song, so I could see how it ended up as church music. I couldn't tell you how the American lyrics go, though. I only know some of the original German ones. It's probably been all changed around over time. :D
  • jenilla1
    jenilla1 Posts: 11,118 Member
    edited January 2017
    Soulfood77 wrote: »
    ...@Cindyk4919 It's Beethoven's Ode to Joy. I don't think he ever wrote lyics to it but many have put lyrics to it over the year. (I could be wrong...maybe he wrote lyrics) One of his symphonies...

    Oh, you already answered the question. I guess I should read ahead before posting. ;)
    I thought it had always had lyrics - primarily taken from the poem, but changed slightly. I could be wrong, though. Too lazy to research it. :D
  • I did all of the exercise videos yesterday and my arms are really feeling it today!
  • Joanna2012B
    Joanna2012B Posts: 1,448 Member
    @jenilla1 I peek too ;)

    It's all good, if I didn't want anyone knowing I wouldn't put it there!! :)
  • Cindyk4919
    Cindyk4919 Posts: 949 Member


    It's not an American song. It's from Beethoven's 9th symphony. The end of the symphony was inspired by the poem, "Ode to Joy" written by a German poet in the late 1700's. It has been adapted for many purposes, including church hymns. It is a spiritual song, so I could see how it ended up as church music. I couldn't tell you how the American lyrics go, though. I only know some of the original German ones. It's probably been all changed around over time. :D [/
    It's not an American song. It's from Beethoven's 9th symphony. The end of the symphony was inspired by the poem, "Ode to Joy" written by a German poet in the late 1700's. It has been adapted for many purposes, including church hymns. It is a spiritual song, so I could see how it ended up as church music. I couldn't tell you how the American lyrics go, though. I only know some of the original German ones. It's probably been all changed around over time. :D [/quote]
    I just want to say that I like the Chinese exercise version better than the Lutheran Hymnal version. Lutheran hymnals all seem to be slowed down in tempo. -Maybe to accommodate various levels of organ playing.
  • Cindyk4919
    Cindyk4919 Posts: 949 Member
    O.k I know that we can't use household tasks for mileage, but I will still be counting the snow shoveling on my food and exercise diary. iem96fi0lxeh.jpg
  • Joanna2012B
    Joanna2012B Posts: 1,448 Member
    @Cindyk4919 shoveling snow is exercise!!!!! There have been many times that I skipped the gym to shovel and my calorie burn was more!! So this is completely valid!! Count away my friend! BTW...I am so jealous...our winter has sucked so far snow wise! Yes I am one of those people that love snow and winter!!
  • murdog3t
    murdog3t Posts: 2,033 Member
    Shoveling snow counts
    What a beautiful view
    Happy Hump day
  • llmg970
    llmg970 Posts: 257 Member
    @Joanna2012B I agree I am missing my snow. I love to snowshoe and haven't been able to so far and last year was a bust also. I hate the cold but love the snow ❄️
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