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Exercise Equipment
Any suggestions for an older couple exercise equipment that works.
Biggest problem is space and motivation to stick with it. |
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walking and yoga
two of my favorite yoga DVDs: http://www.amazon.com/Crunch-Candlel...ndlelight+yoga http://www.amazon.com/Crunch-Perfect...ds=crunch+yoga |
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The Chi machine helps to distribute oxygen throughout the body. It is passive exercise. Not the most ideal but better than doing nothing. The Gazelle is like a ski machine, is very easy on the joints and makes it easier to stay with the exercising. |
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I have a chair and a computer.
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Try dodging that sitting in yo chair. :jolly |
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I get a lot of exercise using the lever arm thingie on the recliner.
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It goes on to mention meditation, which I think meditating on the Lord is more peaceful than secular meditating. We get our peace from God. I did attend, before I was living for God, meditation sessions when I lived in Houston. I'm sitting in a room full of airplane seats and thinking, "This is a huge waste of my time." lol He also mentions Yoga and I did find a few Christian Yoga DVDs on Amazon, if you want to go that way. For me, I use this great book written by Physical Therapist, Peggy Brill (http://www.amazon.com/The-Core-Progr.../dp/0553801392). It does give you more energy than wearing you out. And I have found that exercising for more than 20 minutes makes me feel hungry. I heard others, i.e. Barbara Mandrell, saying the same, so I know that does have some merit. At least that is how extreme exercise affects my body. |
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