August 16, 2010, Check-In
Aug. 16th, 2010 08:53 amHey, EED community!
Here is your daily check-in post! Hope everyone is having a great day!
If you are posting for the first time, or new to the community, please review the community's standards, below.
1. Mod (that's me!) will post a Daily Check In post, for those who prefer to note their daily activities in response to a prompt. Please only place exercise comments here.
2. All members are encouraged to post daily independent posts about their activities, if they prefer that to a prompt.
3. Please place any NON-EXERCISE comments in independent update posts and behind a cut. Some people are sensitive to discussion of diet and nutrition. That is integral to many people's exercise activities, so I want members to be able to discuss that, but for those who are here strictly to log exercise, I would like them to be able to avert their eyes.
4. Everyone is encouraged to introduce themselves, discuss their exercise goals, and post updates on their activities. "I finally made it to running a mile!" or "I kicked up into handstand today!" are updates that we all want to hear about and share! Please put long posts and entries involving diet and nutrition behind a cut, though.
5. Aside from intro posts and injury announcements, please try to include an exercise update in every post.
Here is your daily check-in post! Hope everyone is having a great day!
If you are posting for the first time, or new to the community, please review the community's standards, below.
1. Mod (that's me!) will post a Daily Check In post, for those who prefer to note their daily activities in response to a prompt. Please only place exercise comments here.
2. All members are encouraged to post daily independent posts about their activities, if they prefer that to a prompt.
3. Please place any NON-EXERCISE comments in independent update posts and behind a cut. Some people are sensitive to discussion of diet and nutrition. That is integral to many people's exercise activities, so I want members to be able to discuss that, but for those who are here strictly to log exercise, I would like them to be able to avert their eyes.
4. Everyone is encouraged to introduce themselves, discuss their exercise goals, and post updates on their activities. "I finally made it to running a mile!" or "I kicked up into handstand today!" are updates that we all want to hear about and share! Please put long posts and entries involving diet and nutrition behind a cut, though.
5. Aside from intro posts and injury announcements, please try to include an exercise update in every post.
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Date: 2010-08-16 01:26 pm (UTC)*Thinking out loud* I probably need to do my 108 pushups tonight, rather than trying to fit them in somewhere else this week - too much going on.
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Date: 2010-08-16 01:30 pm (UTC)Does dealing with family arguments also count as exercise? It's certainly exhausting me! *laughs*
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Date: 2010-08-16 01:47 pm (UTC)Only if I get to put "Every interaction with my four-year-old..."
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Date: 2010-08-16 02:54 pm (UTC)strength training: upper body. tricep dips kicked my ass, couldn't even do the minimum 12 reps. did as many as I could (read: 5-7).
w3d1 of 200 situps. did fifty on the last set.
w1d1 of c25k. I almost did it all, am still a little out of shape. I'll probably have to do week 1 again next week.
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Date: 2010-08-16 05:12 pm (UTC)Okay, this being Iyengar, it involved a folded mat, a brick, a strap, a chair, and a partner hanging onto my hips, but I did get there! *g*
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Date: 2010-08-16 05:58 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2010-08-16 06:08 pm (UTC)We did it in pairs, with one person sitting on the chair. Then you put your forearms on the floor under the chair (hands on either side of the brick, strap round the forearms for stability), and walk your feet up until your shoulders bump the edge of the chair seat. Then you kick up, and your partner helps you up and holds your hips to keep you steady.
So there was a lot of support going on. But it felt really good!
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Date: 2010-08-17 08:17 am (UTC)I feel much better now.