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jackie morton
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# Posted: 1 Jun 2008 21:42


Day 13 and day 14 done, to the best I can, will have a go at part 2, some of it won't be a problem. But will do what I can of it, couldn't get last weeks paper so will have to check it out off the computer. Might have a go at printing it off, but at the moment we have two computers linked up and they both do different things, and a separate hard drive as well for photos and downloads. It can sometimes drive you mad.


Sabrina Vande Cotte
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 13:41


Hey,

I'm new here.
I've just started the dietplan today together with a friend.
I'm motivated for the moment and I really hope I can do the whole 28days.

I just have one question.
Does anybody know around how many calories breakfast,lunch and dinner is in this diet? Or a website where I can look the calories up that I've eaten.

thanks!


Pippa Cotton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 15:00


How did people get on?

I did the squats and sit ups but not as Matt suggested being female. Found it ok the first week but didn't complete the second one at all!

All the best to all who want to get fit for their hols!

I have still to do the tree running, the weather was wet here so ground slippery but may try this week if I can find somewhere with evenly spaced trees!


jackie morton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 17:42


Quoting: amersham
I have still to do the tree running, the weather was wet here so ground slippery but may try this week if I can find somewhere with evenly spaced trees!


You have to fit things in or adapt them to what you have on offer. Tis week is going to be fun,-play a sport, I would love to have a game of badminton, but have no one to play with. Then their would be a question of finding somewhere to play. If you don't live in a town/city it isn't always easy.


Kate Wighton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 18:05


Hi Jackie, at the bottom of this article is a link to a badminton forum - this might have info on clubs in your area?

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/life_and_style/me n/article3725033.ece


jackie morton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 21:08


Will check it out, also have been trying to find out what their is in the local area. Not had much luck so far.


jackie morton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 21:16


Part 2 Day 1

Being as I had no one to play with (boo hoo ), I went out for a 40 min run. I can't say how far it is a over half of it is over rough terrain, rabbit paths by the river. A good work out though. I finished off the run with 15 mins on the rowing machine.

Here's to day 2


Jaki T
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 22:39


Well done Jackie, my exercise plan seems to have gone by the wayside. I'm not so keen on jogging and all those leg exercises. I do still have some exercise cassettes from the early 80s (showing my age) which I used to love doing - I'll have to get them going again. I particularly enjoy Classical Kicks (London Ballet) and Lulu. I may even have a video somewhere and I was given a pilates dvd which I'll have to dig out.


jackie morton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 22:46


Quoting: jaki
I do still have some exercise cassettes from the early 80s (showing my age


ERR, I have some stuff like that, its when you look back on what they were wearing and other things, I dunno it seems to make ot seem false.

The leg exercises wern't too bad, the oblique bridge, I didn't have a guide piccy so that wern't easy. I have been able to squeeze a few squats/lunges into my day at work-when no ones looking. Having to take something up in the lift for example.


Jaki T
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 23:08


Quoting: jackieathetimeshealthcouk
Having to take something up in the lift for example.


That really does make me smile! I visualise you in the lift with one of the patients (is that the right word?) with you doing lunges!!


jackie morton
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# Posted: 2 Jun 2008 23:28


Quoting: jaki
That really does make me smile! I visualise you in the lift with one


We call them residents, but mostly its laundry and other stuff i take up and down. I'm only a househeeper, but often I do have to help out doing other things.

Try to visulise lunges or squats with a washing machine. Or even a hoover if it comes to that.


jackie morton
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# Posted: 3 Jun 2008 22:58


Day 2, week 2

40 min swim, distance 1km, 30 min on cross trainer and crunches. Can't do the oblique bridge, if its up on one arm like a full press up I've got no chance. I am doing everything to my ability when I can.


jackie morton
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# Posted: 4 Jun 2008 10:55


Having to put the exercise on hold for a few days. Doctor has just signed me off work, have somehow pulled my back and it keeps going in to spasm. It shouldn't take me too long to pick it back up though, I'm much fitter than I was 6 months ago.


Alison S
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# Posted: 4 Jun 2008 17:56


Quoting: jackieathetimeshealthcouk
Having to put the exercise on hold for a few days. Doctor has just signed me off work, have somehow pulled my back and it keeps going in to spasm


Ouch ! Hope that gets better soon


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