And stop doing lower body resistrance training this week while you're at it. There's no sense staying off the bike if you're just going to do strength training instead.
And stop doing lower body resistrance training this week while you're at it. There's no sense staying off the bike if you're just going to do strength training instead.
Live with intention. Walk to the edge. Listen hard. Practice wellness. Play with abandon. Laugh. Choose with no regret. Continue to learn. Appreciate your friends. Do what you love. Live as if this is all there is.
--Mary Anne Radmacher
+1 with Lisa's advice. I no longer can get my HR up with walking, but I still do it a couple of times a week. It makes my body feel good in ways that are different. Sometimes I don't have time to do anything except the 2.2 mile walk up and down my street... since it's a hill, I just walk really fast and I can now get up a sweat doing that. But other times, I walk with DH, who "complains" about walking faster than about a 3.5 mph pace (he has "delicate" feet.) This is what really stretches out my body. Since I decided I can no longer attempt to run (which I loved for weight control), which wreaked havoc on my back, I have decided to keep walking as an important part of my fitness routine. I often combine it with yoga or core work when I get back. Since I no longer belong to a gym, this is what I do on days I would have been at the gym.
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