I went with my mum, shes had 2 back operations and she was fine. She can't do normal classes as theres too much twisting and it hurts her back, but this loosened up her back and she was able to do more so we're going to stick with it, although I think I underestimated how much effort I put it, my calves are still sore today!!
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Mr Glass, thanks for the article link, thats really interesting. I did wonder whether it would be as good as a normal exercise class, but I will mix it in with my cardio classes and gym sessions and hopefully I'll be much slimmer by summer
I went with my mum, shes had 2 back operations and she was fine. She can't do normal classes as theres too much twisting and it hurts her back, but this loosened up her back and she was able to do more so we're going to stick with it, although I think I underestimated how much effort I put it, my calves are still sore today!!
I went with my mum, shes had 2 back operations and she was fine. She can't do normal classes as theres too much twisting and it hurts her back, but this loosened up her back and she was able to do more so we're going to stick with it, although I think I underestimated how much effort I put it, my calves are still sore today!!
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Lovely to see you back TheyCallMeMrGlass and just in time to spur us all on again. So glad you're Mum's better, they are such huge parts of our lives; my mums amazing so strong and independent she puts us all to shame 
I'm still going to the gym 3 times a week and making it a good workout...so I'm really proud of that ...yes here it comes...I'm eating complete rubbish and can't seem to be bothered to get back to being healthy again, sigh.
But you know i feel really spurred on by your marathon ...well done you!! So much that I'm going to have a word with my gym instructor later and see if he thinks i could run/walk drag myself..for the Race for Life http://www.raceforlife.org/choose-your- ... -1130.aspx
I'm in no way capable of running this race but i could start training. I found this http://video.about.com/walking/Walking- ... -Plans.htm
Gosh i'm feeling better
I'm still going to the gym 3 times a week and making it a good workout...so I'm really proud of that ...yes here it comes...I'm eating complete rubbish and can't seem to be bothered to get back to being healthy again, sigh.
But you know i feel really spurred on by your marathon ...well done you!! So much that I'm going to have a word with my gym instructor later and see if he thinks i could run/walk drag myself..for the Race for Life http://www.raceforlife.org/choose-your- ... -1130.aspx
I'm in no way capable of running this race but i could start training. I found this http://video.about.com/walking/Walking- ... -Plans.htm
Gosh i'm feeling better
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well done allsinging! maybe we should all train for one? a good cause and some exercise combined...
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My friends and I do the Race for Life every year (whether running or not) which is a really easy one to start off with - it's either 5 or 10k, and you can walk, jog or run it - great if you're not quite up to being able to either of the Great Runs and raises money for a good cause. I'm just rounding up my friends for this years as we speak!
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anakin wrote:My friends and I do the Race for Life every year (whether running or not) which is a really easy one to start off with - it's either 5 or 10k, and you can walk, jog or run it - great if you're not quite up to being able to either of the Great Runs and raises money for a good cause. I'm just rounding up my friends for this years as we speak!
jmd1983 wrote:well done allsinging! maybe we should all train for one? a good cause and some exercise combined...
Do you think we could?? Now that would be fun..what do you thing Mr motivator would you co-ordinate us?
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Umm, the only downside to Race for Life is that it's women only... sorry TCMMrGlass! Although perhaps you don't need to add another race to the mix...
http://www.raceforlife.org/choose-your- ... r-now.aspx
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One of you lend me a a dress and a wig, and as long as I shave just before the race, maybe no one will notice?
Ok, maybe that wont work but I think its a great idea for you girls to go for! Remember what I said about having a goal? Allsinging, you forgetting to repeat your goals hence the rubbish eating...well now you got yourself a goal to repeat daily
Go for it! I'll train with you all, even if I am training for another race, the key is to post back on here our progress each week say. So maybe you jog/walk 10km this week in a certain time. Same again next week. Following same distance but shaved a couple minutes etc. Now you could actually do very little training and just walk the 5km and it seems like that's what many people do. But I'll throw you all a thought that perhaps you can aim to jog/run it all the way?
Whatever goal you feel you can achieve in completing the 5km, get yourself a training program to lead up to it. Try this one: http://www.taketothestreets.org/
But make sure you still do your gym sessions/classes to compliment because running is solely cardio and if you are also on a weight loss mission, you need resistance exercises too. You must all feed your muscles to burn the fat. Remember that. But dont over exert yourselves. And always rest completely, at least 2-3 days a week for your body to recover from whatever activities you do. And if you are going to do more running/cardio than before, you may have to eat more to fuel yourself, even if you are also trying to lose weight! Remember, you have to get your calorie deficit balance just right, you dont want to go too low.
For those of you not interested in the run but want to focus on their "Body fat" loss, than thats also sensible thinking. There is a distinct difference between training for a long distance run and training for bodyfat loss. So keep up with that, and track your progress every 2 weeks. Dont weigh yourself too frequently because our body water content fluctuates and will only negatively play with your mind!
I'm having an experimental thought that every 2 weeks, I list all of your progress, whether it be mileage, Body fat % loss, or simply weight loss. Just post your progress and I'll collate (with your consent, though). I wont list what weight you are, just your progress, thats all that matters. Of course you can do it yourself but having someone else track your progress may give you that higher incentive to not lose your way with a sudden binge eating evening, or a "oh I'll go gym tomorrow, cant be bothered now"! What does everyone think? And if not much progress is made by someone, then thats not something to go despairing about, quite the opposite, its a time where we can all suggest and analyse things that you might have to change or adopt. Everyone is each other's adviser and motivator here and I'll be glad to mediate it because it I think it will be fun to do! If I get too busy down the line, some one else can collate everyone's progress etc. But I'll try do it most of the time.
Thoughts?
Ok, maybe that wont work but I think its a great idea for you girls to go for! Remember what I said about having a goal? Allsinging, you forgetting to repeat your goals hence the rubbish eating...well now you got yourself a goal to repeat daily
Whatever goal you feel you can achieve in completing the 5km, get yourself a training program to lead up to it. Try this one: http://www.taketothestreets.org/
But make sure you still do your gym sessions/classes to compliment because running is solely cardio and if you are also on a weight loss mission, you need resistance exercises too. You must all feed your muscles to burn the fat. Remember that. But dont over exert yourselves. And always rest completely, at least 2-3 days a week for your body to recover from whatever activities you do. And if you are going to do more running/cardio than before, you may have to eat more to fuel yourself, even if you are also trying to lose weight! Remember, you have to get your calorie deficit balance just right, you dont want to go too low.
For those of you not interested in the run but want to focus on their "Body fat" loss, than thats also sensible thinking. There is a distinct difference between training for a long distance run and training for bodyfat loss. So keep up with that, and track your progress every 2 weeks. Dont weigh yourself too frequently because our body water content fluctuates and will only negatively play with your mind!
I'm having an experimental thought that every 2 weeks, I list all of your progress, whether it be mileage, Body fat % loss, or simply weight loss. Just post your progress and I'll collate (with your consent, though). I wont list what weight you are, just your progress, thats all that matters. Of course you can do it yourself but having someone else track your progress may give you that higher incentive to not lose your way with a sudden binge eating evening, or a "oh I'll go gym tomorrow, cant be bothered now"! What does everyone think? And if not much progress is made by someone, then thats not something to go despairing about, quite the opposite, its a time where we can all suggest and analyse things that you might have to change or adopt. Everyone is each other's adviser and motivator here and I'll be glad to mediate it because it I think it will be fun to do! If I get too busy down the line, some one else can collate everyone's progress etc. But I'll try do it most of the time.
Thoughts?
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What a brilliant idea with the fortnightly progress, I like allsinging have been eating a load of rubbish so do need a kick start. I have gone from being 8lbs overweight to a stone
Reading this thread has inspired me yet again; I have just b*ght myself a lovely purple shift dress today in my regular size but it should be renamed a stuck dress as it is clinging to my many curves!!! I was going to get the next size up but thought no with our motivational team here I will fit into it! (don't worry I won't be wearing it until it does fit properly). I would lend it to you TheycallmeMrGlass for your race but would be gutted if it fitted you ha ha!
Reading this thread has inspired me yet again; I have just b*ght myself a lovely purple shift dress today in my regular size but it should be renamed a stuck dress as it is clinging to my many curves!!! I was going to get the next size up but thought no with our motivational team here I will fit into it! (don't worry I won't be wearing it until it does fit properly). I would lend it to you TheycallmeMrGlass for your race but would be gutted if it fitted you ha ha!

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Ok, so lets start now :)
I go first:
I am at 100.9kg. 40.5inch naval level waist. 29% Body Fat. I can run 5km in 30min 15sec on a treadmill. I can jog 2.4km in 24mins. In 2 weeks time I hope to shed 4lbs, and improve my time with running both on land and on treadmill. If there is no progress than I will need to change my program and maybe my diet too.
I reccomemnd you plan your week ahead, so if you going to schedule 4 exercise sessions (wether, it be a run, jog, gym, class) then declare it here and motivate yourself to stick to the plan!
I will create a spreadsheet and have an entry for everyone who wants to be included.
I go first:
I am at 100.9kg. 40.5inch naval level waist. 29% Body Fat. I can run 5km in 30min 15sec on a treadmill. I can jog 2.4km in 24mins. In 2 weeks time I hope to shed 4lbs, and improve my time with running both on land and on treadmill. If there is no progress than I will need to change my program and maybe my diet too.
I reccomemnd you plan your week ahead, so if you going to schedule 4 exercise sessions (wether, it be a run, jog, gym, class) then declare it here and motivate yourself to stick to the plan!
I will create a spreadsheet and have an entry for everyone who wants to be included.
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OK, here goes!
I'm 1.74m and weigh 78kg (sorry, am Dutch and use metric) which is just too much for me. I have been pretty awful over the past few weeks so my goal for this week is to do a healthy shop, start eating better again and from scratch. Then I also want to go on my Wii Fit 3 times this week for at least half an hour at a time and walk after dinner twice this week.
No real weight loss goal at the moment. More a get up off my lazy ass and just move a bit goal ;-).
I'm 1.74m and weigh 78kg (sorry, am Dutch and use metric) which is just too much for me. I have been pretty awful over the past few weeks so my goal for this week is to do a healthy shop, start eating better again and from scratch. Then I also want to go on my Wii Fit 3 times this week for at least half an hour at a time and walk after dinner twice this week.
No real weight loss goal at the moment. More a get up off my lazy ass and just move a bit goal ;-).