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:dancgrp:This thread is for nurses interesting in a daily check in to
record your workout and get support and motivation
Thought I would start the thread--
Today Gilad Express workout vol 1
Bar Method beginner dvd
and after 1pm shoveling lots and lots of snow!
Well, alright then, jahra et al-
Yeah- it's better to be on dry, solid ground when you're dealing with an instability like an injured ankle. I find if I just work those chronic injuries... just a bit... they're more tolerable.
I did a 12 mile bike ride. Came home to split wood. I got some upper body exercise going when a slab of Red Oak flew off the log I was splitting and hit me in the shin. RICE'd it immediately. I can treat my own injuries- being a Nurse lowers my "High Maintenance " standing.
I'll be back.
Dave
Here I am! Just finished one hour of pilates, and will do one hour of
classical stretch this pm.
Davey Do, please be careful with the task of splitting wood,the rule for
nurses is not to get turfed to the hospital on your free time.
Home zone is where I injured the ankle, helping with lawn mowing.
Now I change TV stations when the Home Depot ads are on , "more saving, more doing",
thats the power of getting turfed to ortho after an injury for me.
So much for the do it yourself concept..
nah I just got p90x. it's super hardcore though. not for the faint of heart or even those who haven't worked out in a while. before I started I was lifting in the gym on average 2x a week not to mention going on a couple of 30 min runs a week. those vids still kicked my butt. I'm still in my first week though. I hope it will get easier
but I highly recommend nonetheless. they are extremely motivating and you will get results. I'm sore like every single day after those workouts.
DaveyDo, are you still on track with the exercise program?Do you have sunny weather??????????
Wow. Sorry. Kinda forgot about this thread. Thanks for the enquiry, jahra.
To answer your question, yes, I have been keeping on track with my exercise program. In fact, I believe that I'm exercising more now than I ever have been.
A funny (parculiar, not humorous) thing happened to me while vacationing in Florida last February that I believe I could trace down to the day of my 54th birthday. I was tightening a strap on a folding bicycle that I was riding from South Beach to Key Biscayne when my shoulder popped. There was some pain afterwards, but I didn't think too much of it, since it's an old injury and the symptoms do exacerbate.
Well, every since then I have experienced achy joints and the like. In fact, the only time that I'm not in pain is when I'm bicycling, working out, or doing some sort of manual labor.
I don't know. Perhaps there are times we can actually "trace the moment summer turns to autumn" and my body is telling me, "Okay! You're an Old Dude now! Time to take it down a notch!"
Well, alright, then! I will take it down a notch! But I will not stagnate! I will not allow this pain to be the Master of My Fate! I'd rather go out in a Blaze of Glory rather than to Decompose Statically!
So there!
Dave
Well, alright, then! I will take it down a notch! But I will not stagnate! I will not allow this pain to be the Master of My Fate! I'd rather go out in a Blaze of Glory rather than to Decompose Statically!
So there!
Dave
The above quote copyrighted by DaveyDo is my new exercise mantra. I will not let a chronic ankle injury defeat me.
You're just a kid at 54! Keep moving and update us prn.
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Deal!
I did one hour of ballet barre today. Have a chronic ankle injury which
flares up, but stayed reasonable today.
I can tell you, winter can not end fast enough for me, freezing rain here
today so I am staying inside rather than risk a "turf to ortho" injury...