Here ya go Catrin - just head out to CO, I'll drive you up to about 10,000 feet, and we can go for an "easy" 3-mile walk![]()
Here ya go Catrin - just head out to CO, I'll drive you up to about 10,000 feet, and we can go for an "easy" 3-mile walk![]()
Maybe try "kranking". See the attached article.
http://women.timesonline.co.uk/tol/l...cle6206553.ece
Good luck!
We do not take a trip; a trip takes us - John Steinbeck
I just saw this for some reason, let's make a date out of thisSay, second Tuesday of next week
It DOES sound like fun though
My club has one of these machines, I used it a little last year when I had microtears in one of my achilles tendons (same leg). I have thought about trying it out again but I just dislike this machine for some reason. Then again, I tend to dislike cardio machines in general outside of the spinning bike. If this is going to continue on for another month of so however, I may have no choice but to use it again for a time. Thanks for the reminder though, it is appreciated.
What about a hand crank recumbent bike? That will give your legs a break and you can get a great cardio exercise out of it. Or you can borrow a friend's wheelchair and spin like crazy through the neighborhood.![]()
I thought about the hand crank at my club. My trainer, however, tells me that it is hard on the shoulders. As I am strength training 3 days a week right now, I am afraid of getting an over-use injury in my shoulders![]()
Thankfully things are improving, and I can start to ramp things up a bit. I may give that hand crank machine a little spin tomorrow after my training session just to see what it is like though.