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2013-08-05 12:37 PM
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Ifinally missed my first day yesterday....it had to happen at some point, right??  I was super busy all day and had 30 minutes set aside before a late dinner with my hubby and bed.  A friend I haven't talked to in months called and we spent 90 minutes catching up.  There went my block of time AND I was late for dinner.  By the time I was done eating and my food settled I was asleep for night Cry

Good thing my core class tonight is 30 minutes!



2013-08-05 3:44 PM
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LOL--I am super impressed you had such a streak.  Frick. Way to carry the team, woman:)
2013-08-06 12:28 AM
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Originally posted by switch LOL--I am super impressed you had such a streak.  Frick. Way to carry the team, woman

x2 Laughing

2013-08-06 12:34 AM
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Jumped out for a couple of days...you know, life gets a person hopping sometimes Tongue out

Did a make up session tonight. Including w/u was 22min-

3x:
25 v-sit crunches, 25 torso twists 8lbs L/R, 10 full length sit ups 8lbs, 1min wall sit, 1min low plank, 10 revolved abs L/R, 10 hip dip planks L/R

2013-08-06 6:37 AM
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Knocked it out last night after a 15 mile bike TT and a 2 mile easy run.
2013-08-06 7:49 AM
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This looked way easier on paper when I put it together......

B-Ball Pushup (1 Min)
Low Plank (2 Min)
T-Pushup (1 Min)
Low Plank (2 Min)
Pushup with Leg Raise (1 Min)
Low Plank (2 Min)
Spiderman Leg in High Plank Position (1 Min)






2013-08-06 10:41 AM
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Back in the game yesterday after my unscheduled day off.  I did a few new things in core.  One was a seated med ball twist but instead of just holding the ball at chest level and rotating, we started with the ball above the head.  The motion was a wood chop down to one side along with the twist, then arms come back over head before alternating sides.

For the other, we started on our backs with a 5-8 pound dumbbell in the right hand with arm straight to the ceiling.  Left arm is out in T on the floor.  Knees are bent, rotated to the floor on the left and stacked as best you can.  Using your left arm for support, and leading with the extended right arm holding the dumbbell, lift your whole body up to a seated position trying to keep the knees immobile.  The harder variation of this would be to take the left arm off the floor and keep the hand on the top knee so it cannot assist with the sit up motion.

2013-08-06 10:56 AM
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Good job everyone.  It's great to read all the report-ins.  It is a great way to keep me motivated to keep up.

Got my core in last night after a hard 60 minutes on the trainer and a 6 mile run.  I am really starting to feel stronger.

2013-08-06 11:09 AM
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Originally posted by popsracer

Good job everyone.  It's great to read all the report-ins.  It is a great way to keep me motivated to keep up.

Got my core in last night after a hard 60 minutes on the trainer and a 6 mile run.  I am really starting to feel stronger.

Geez Steve, only 60 minutes riding, 6 miles of running and 10 minutes of core?  Didn't have time for a long workout?? Wink

2013-08-06 11:18 AM
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Originally posted by noelle1230

Back in the game yesterday after my unscheduled day off.  I did a few new things in core.  One was a seated med ball twist but instead of just holding the ball at chest level and rotating, we started with the ball above the head.  The motion was a wood chop down to one side along with the twist, then arms come back over head before alternating sides.

For the other, we started on our backs with a 5-8 pound dumbbell in the right hand with arm straight to the ceiling.  Left arm is out in T on the floor.  Knees are bent, rotated to the floor on the left and stacked as best you can.  Using your left arm for support, and leading with the extended right arm holding the dumbbell, lift your whole body up to a seated position trying to keep the knees immobile.  The harder variation of this would be to take the left arm off the floor and keep the hand on the top knee so it cannot assist with the sit up motion.

Ooooh! I like those Laughing

2013-08-06 10:38 PM
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Going strong.


2013-08-06 10:43 PM
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Double workout done.  I am still 8 behind, but going to catch up...
2013-08-07 12:05 AM
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Had a very core-centric yoga session today Laughing

Tomorrow my son starts school, which means I get my first Wed yoga. Yippee!!! It will also take my mind off of him being in first grade... ALL DAY Frown

2013-08-07 8:13 AM
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Originally posted by 4agoodlife

Had a very core-centric yoga session today Laughing

Tomorrow my son starts school, which means I get my first Wed yoga. Yippee!!! It will also take my mind off of him being in first grade... ALL DAY Frown




Good luck to him, and you as well!
2013-08-07 9:15 AM
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Did workout from last week again. I really like this one..

Each exercise 50 sec on 10 sec rest

Plank to Push-Up hold leading with left then to right 1 rep each arm, stop in low plank position. Then two side leg each leg.
V-Abs
Superman
Mountain Climber to center with each leg then cross body with each leg. Then push-Up

Did 5 sets for 20 minute total.

2013-08-07 10:24 AM
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Haven't been try training the last two weeks due to duties around the house and visitors, but I did keep up on my core. Let me tell you what a wakeup call it is if you knock out a core workout in the morning and then go swim at lunch. I am telling you my balance and rotation were all out of kilter, but I take solace in the fact that in the end it will make me better.


2013-08-07 11:21 AM
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Originally posted by dsand97 Haven't been try training the last two weeks due to duties around the house and visitors, but I did keep up on my core. Let me tell you what a wakeup call it is if you knock out a core workout in the morning and then go swim at lunch. I am telling you my balance and rotation were all out of kilter, but I take solace in the fact that in the end it will make me better.

Love the new avi picture!  Now go practice some balance Wink

2013-08-07 2:39 PM
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My first back2back Tues/Wed yoga classes. Felt pretty good, but I must say two days of inverted splits bites...especially since I can't get anywhere near full floor splits.Yell
2013-08-07 2:47 PM
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Originally posted by 4agoodlife My first back2back Tues/Wed yoga classes. Felt pretty good, but I must say two days of inverted splits bites...especially since I can't get anywhere near full floor splits.Yell

Now that would be a fun challenge!

;)

I'm liking everyone's commitment here...looking good people!

(I'm going to try to e a bit better than I have been lately:/)

2013-08-08 7:21 AM
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Workout from last night...

1 min each, 15 sec res,t 2 sets

Crunch Toe Touches
Stability Ball leg curl
Dying Bug
Stability Ball Hand off
Leg raise with a twist

Have a good day all!
2013-08-08 11:17 AM
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Originally posted by caffer Workout from last night... 1 min each, 15 sec res,t 2 sets Crunch Toe Touches Stability Ball leg curl Dying Bug Stability Ball Hand off Leg raise with a twist Have a good day all!

Just curious.  What is a dying bug?



2013-08-08 11:22 AM
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Just done for today. Tried those seated wood choppers from Noelle...3x10 L/R. oooh-la-ouch
2013-08-08 1:28 PM
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Originally posted by popsracer

Originally posted by caffer Workout from last night... 1 min each, 15 sec res,t 2 sets Crunch Toe Touches Stability Ball leg curl Dying Bug Stability Ball Hand off Leg raise with a twist Have a good day all!

Just curious.  What is a dying bug?




Lay flat on your back on the floor, legs out straight just off the floor, and arms out above head just off the floor.
Bring you legs arms up at the same time and crunch up so that you touch your toes
Go back down to the start position so that your hands and feet are just off the floor
Repeat

The idea is that you keep your legs straight and together throughout the entire movement. However, I find my legs bending more as I go through.

The instructor I learned it from called the move dead bug. I think dying bug is a more appropriate name.





2013-08-08 5:43 PM
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Greetings from 35K feet...on the way back from Atlanta (still freaks me out you can do webby stuff up here...). 

Got my core in at the hotel...even did some hot yoga stuff in the pool area.  People must have thought I was crazy!!

First tri in three years this weekend.  Only 300y/8mi/5K, but gonna give it hell anyways!  Should be able to red line it the whole way.

Anyone else racing?

2013-08-08 6:23 PM
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Greetings from 35K feet...on the way back from Atlanta (still freaks me out you can do webby stuff up here...). 

Got my core in at the hotel...even did some hot yoga stuff in the pool area.  People must have thought I was crazy!!

First tri in three years this weekend.  Only 300y/8mi/5K, but gonna give it hell anyways!  Should be able to red line it the whole way.

Anyone else racing?

I was just wondering where you were!

Nice job getting the core done in the hotel. Dang, you people are motivated.

And racing this weekend?  Excellent!  Give em hell. 

I'm racing too :)

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