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Thread started 05/16/08 10:53am

JustErin

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Need advice...

So as a health incentive at work, we are getting a monthly allowance for a gym membership. Pretty rad.

However, I need to pick a workout, routine, etc that will have maximum results in a limited amount of time per day. I simply can't find a sitter for more than an extra 30min-45min a day. confused

Someone suggested I join CURVES, but I dunno if that little workout will really be enough of a daily workout to lose weight.
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Reply #1 posted 05/16/08 10:55am

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JustErin said:

So as a health incentive at work, we are getting a monthly allowance for a gym membership. Pretty rad.

However, I need to pick a workout, routine, etc that will have maximum results in a limited amount of time per day. I simply can't find a sitter for more than an extra 30min-45min a day. confused

Someone suggested I join CURVES, but I dunno if that little workout will really be enough of a daily workout to lose weight.



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Reply #2 posted 05/16/08 10:55am

rachel3

Girl curves it EXCELLENT!!! all women, short workout and you start seeing results in 2 weeks!!! It gave me my curves and confidence back along with taking away my back pain!!!! DO it!!!
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Reply #3 posted 05/16/08 11:06am

JasmineFire

I do a high intensity run on the treadmill for 30 minutes and I started seeing result pretty quickly. I'll either choose a course that mimics lots of steep hills or, if I choose a low incline setting, I'll just run very fast.

Afterwards I do some simple abdominal exercises.

The short term, high intensity helps to boost your metabolism, I think.

Good luck.
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Reply #4 posted 05/16/08 11:06am

Mach

I did curves about 2 yrs ago or more

I lost over 30 some odd inches off my body in 6 months or so

I went 3 times a week for 40 minutes
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Reply #5 posted 05/16/08 11:18am

JustErin

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Ok, cool. So we have two "curves works". That's awesome.

As for running, I haven't done that in at least 11 years. confused

So I don't think I could do it...or at least it would take a long time to get back into running condition.

I do have a recumbent bike though, I think once I start actually going out to work out, I'll be motivated to work out at home too, do a bit more cardio - that's what usually happens with me anyway.

I plan on hitting the gym every day right after work, so it kinda just becomes part of my workday...know what I mean?
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Reply #6 posted 05/16/08 11:20am

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JustErin said:

Ok, cool. So we have two "curves works". That's awesome.

As for running, I haven't done that in at least 11 years. confused

So I don't think I could do it...or at least it would take a long time to get back into running condition.

I do have a recumbent bike though, I think once I start actually going out to work out, I'll be motivated to work out at home too, do a bit more cardio - that's what usually happens with me anyway.

I plan on hitting the gym every day right after work, so it kinda just becomes part of my workday...know what I mean?

nod i used to bring my gym bag to school and just go after i was done there. i need to start doing that again.
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Reply #7 posted 05/16/08 11:24am

JustErin

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JasmineFire said:

JustErin said:

Ok, cool. So we have two "curves works". That's awesome.

As for running, I haven't done that in at least 11 years. confused

So I don't think I could do it...or at least it would take a long time to get back into running condition.

I do have a recumbent bike though, I think once I start actually going out to work out, I'll be motivated to work out at home too, do a bit more cardio - that's what usually happens with me anyway.

I plan on hitting the gym every day right after work, so it kinda just becomes part of my workday...know what I mean?

nod i used to bring my gym bag to school and just go after i was done there. i need to start doing that again.

I think that's the only way I will stick to it. Hopefully it will just become second nature, the same routine every day.

I'll take the weekends off.
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Reply #8 posted 05/16/08 11:29am

Rhondab

no advice

I want you to stay fat.

confused
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Reply #9 posted 05/16/08 11:33am

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JustErin said:

So as a health incentive at work, we are getting a monthly allowance for a gym membership. Pretty rad.

However, I need to pick a workout, routine, etc that will have maximum results in a limited amount of time per day. I simply can't find a sitter for more than an extra 30min-45min a day. confused

Someone suggested I join CURVES, but I dunno if that little workout will really be enough of a daily workout to lose weight.



You should do Curves...even 30 mins of cardio is good for your body! biggrin
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Reply #10 posted 05/16/08 11:43am

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Rhondab said:

no advice

I want you to stay fat.

confused


mad

You bitch!
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Reply #11 posted 05/16/08 11:44am

Rhondab

JustErin said:

Rhondab said:

no advice

I want you to stay fat.

confused


mad

You bitch!



nana
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Reply #12 posted 05/16/08 11:45am

JustErin

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MoniGram said:

JustErin said:

So as a health incentive at work, we are getting a monthly allowance for a gym membership. Pretty rad.

However, I need to pick a workout, routine, etc that will have maximum results in a limited amount of time per day. I simply can't find a sitter for more than an extra 30min-45min a day. confused

Someone suggested I join CURVES, but I dunno if that little workout will really be enough of a daily workout to lose weight.



You should do Curves...even 30 mins of cardio is good for your body! biggrin


It is totally great for you, but I was a little concerned that the 30 minute program they offer didn't have enough cardio factored into it. I'm all for strength training, but I need that cardio to work off my fat ass.
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Reply #13 posted 05/16/08 11:46am

JustErin

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Rhondab said:

JustErin said:



mad

You bitch!



nana


You are so mean to me! mad
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Reply #14 posted 05/16/08 11:58am

Imago

Some larger gyms have playroom for kids with games, toys, and t.v.
It cost marginally more per month to do this and is far far cheaper than having a babysitter.

That's your best option. Kids normally have a great time in the play rooms.


YMCA's almost always have these play rooms. Plus it allows you to check in every few minutes between excercises if you want.
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Reply #15 posted 05/16/08 12:03pm

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Curves works but it's hard to stick to because it's kind of boring, IMO.

I would suggest finding a place that has Pilates classes.
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Reply #16 posted 05/16/08 12:04pm

JustErin

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Imago said:

Some larger gyms have playroom for kids with games, toys, and t.v.
It cost marginally more per month to do this and is far far cheaper than having a babysitter.

That's your best option. Kids normally have a great time in the play rooms.


YMCA's almost always have these play rooms. Plus it allows you to check in every few minutes between excercises if you want.

I can't do that.

I work 9:30-5:30 and about a half hour from my place. So that means I get home just after 6pm on a good day. There is just not enough time to feed him, drag his little butt out, then get home, get him bathed and in bed at a decent time. And I don't have enough time to do this in the mornings.
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Reply #17 posted 05/16/08 12:06pm

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JuliePurplehead said:

Curves works but it's hard to stick to because it's kind of boring, IMO.

I would suggest finding a place that has Pilates classes.


I've got a pilates DVD at home that works awesome - hard stuff! I'd probably do that and/or yoga on the weekends just on my own.

I'm pretty good with dealing with boring.

Can you actually work out too much?
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Reply #18 posted 05/16/08 1:02pm

JerseyKRS

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Cocaine. You'll be trim in no time sister! thumbs up!


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Reply #19 posted 05/16/08 1:08pm

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JerseyKRS said:

Cocaine. You'll be trim in no time sister! thumbs up!



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Reply #20 posted 05/16/08 1:09pm

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JustErin said:

JerseyKRS said:

Cocaine. You'll be trim in no time sister! thumbs up!



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crack pipe, ten minutes a day, achieve that goal even faster!! woot!


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Reply #21 posted 05/16/08 1:10pm

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JustErin said:

JuliePurplehead said:

Curves works but it's hard to stick to because it's kind of boring, IMO.

I would suggest finding a place that has Pilates classes.


I've got a pilates DVD at home that works awesome - hard stuff! I'd probably do that and/or yoga on the weekends just on my own.

I'm pretty good with dealing with boring.

Can you actually work out too much?


You can work out too mcuh Erin, be careful. Having the weekends completely off would be for the best. Dont do anything exercise wise, your body needs to recover from the workout in the week. I have two days off a week with my bodybuilding, and I always feel the best after my days off
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Reply #22 posted 05/16/08 1:11pm

JustErin

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JerseyKRS said:

JustErin said:




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crack pipe, ten minutes a day, achieve that goal even faster!! woot!


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This is about working out. I want to work out.

Besides, I'm not gonna pay for that shit. And I don't think I'd get the amount I need for free.
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Reply #23 posted 05/16/08 1:11pm

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FunAndJames said:

JustErin said:



I've got a pilates DVD at home that works awesome - hard stuff! I'd probably do that and/or yoga on the weekends just on my own.

I'm pretty good with dealing with boring.

Can you actually work out too much?


You can work out too mcuh Erin, be careful. Having the weekends completely off would be for the best. Dont do anything exercise wise, your body needs to recover from the workout in the week. I have two days off a week with my bodybuilding, and I always feel the best after my days off


I'm just curious. How does working out too much hurt you?
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Reply #24 posted 05/16/08 1:12pm

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JustErin said:



Can you actually work out too much?


If you start losing any tit meat, it's too much.
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Reply #25 posted 05/16/08 1:13pm

JustErin

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violator said:

JustErin said:



Can you actually work out too much?


If you start losing any tit meat, it's too much.

HAHAHAHA!

I was not expecting a post like this from you. Jersey? Yes...but not you.

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Reply #26 posted 05/16/08 1:16pm

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JustErin said:

FunAndJames said:



You can work out too mcuh Erin, be careful. Having the weekends completely off would be for the best. Dont do anything exercise wise, your body needs to recover from the workout in the week. I have two days off a week with my bodybuilding, and I always feel the best after my days off


I'm just curious. How does working out too much hurt you?


Like if you over train you could pull something. especially if not warming up properly. I mean, Im not a genius with all this stuff, Im just going from stuff Ive read in books, and online.
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Reply #27 posted 05/16/08 1:19pm

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JustErin said:

Ok, cool. So we have two "curves works".

I plan on hitting the gym every day right after work, so it kinda just becomes part of my workday...know what I mean?


And that is what it's all about; making it a routine; the effect of the work out is dependable on what kind of effort you make. And you gotta keep doing it. The rest of your life.

I am just fat cuz I cannot make my brain accept sports is FUN. I will stay chubby for Rhonda.
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Reply #28 posted 05/16/08 1:21pm

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JustErin said:

violator said:



If you start losing any tit meat, it's too much.

HAHAHAHA!

I was not expecting a post like this from you. Jersey? Yes...but not you.

falloff

lol

he's TOTALLY right!! nod


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Reply #29 posted 05/16/08 1:25pm

JustErin

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FunAndJames said:

JustErin said:



I'm just curious. How does working out too much hurt you?


Like if you over train you could pull something. especially if not warming up properly. I mean, Im not a genius with all this stuff, Im just going from stuff Ive read in books, and online.


Ok, cool.
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