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I'm a Karate Man - I cry on the inside.....(Eddie Murphy)

you both lay back - look up at the ceiling fan and say, 'wow, that was awesome' at the same time.......

Congratulations and you are NOT a wuss! I started with a similar program years ago and have since completed a half dozen marathons, triathlons, duathlons 5K, 10K blah blah blah - it gets addicting so stay with it. I can't say it enough, when you start to go to races; Have Fun! You motivate me Missfancy!!

Anywhere from 25 - 35 min depending on the night before the race.......the most important thing to remember is HAVE FUN!!

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Here's my profile mirror shot with flexing and face - looking pretty good, no?

This is a very motivating thread!

jimmmer is right on - you have to watch out for the pressure you are putting on your joints trying to 'run' at this point. You may also want to check out Jeff Galloway; he's an Olympic athlete that specializes in run/walk training.

If you want to see something outside the downtown area and get some exercise I strongly recommend the Timpanogos Cave hike/tour. http://www.nps.gov/tica/index.htm It's just a short ride out of SLC and well worth it.

So I saw the infommercial and people come on and talk about loosing 6 billion pounds or something like that. Those of you who tried it; did you actually loose any weight, body sculpt or just 'feel good' after doing it?

....not only should you propose to him, he should take your last name and he should be the one that gets pregnant.

ROFL - you are too funny!

You might want to try out a Hal Higdon training program. He has multiple program levels depending on your training level. I have typically used a modified program combining elements of Jeff Galloway and Hal Higdon. http://www.halhigdon.com/ http://www.jeffgalloway.com/ Keep in mind that with any training program you don't…

Stanleytheman is dead on - if you can find a friend that will REALLY help to keep each other motivated

You might want to also check out a guy named Jeff Galloway. He has training programs from 5k to marathon all based on a run/walk sequence. His focus is injury free running from beginners to pro. He also has an AP called Easy 5k with Jeff Galloway by lolo Have Fun!

took the PE a few years ago (Chemical Engineer) and thought the EIT (FE) was actually harder since it covered all disciplines I used a lot of NCEES practice exams for preparation - check different states around you because each state allows different reference material during the test - you will also want to find out about…