All Topics → Forum: Fitness and Getting Back in Shape → Topic: Let's Post our Daily Exercise
Posted on: Sep 28, 2009 08:56AM
Morgan513 wrote:
I'm doing the Firm Cardio Step mix and will walk the dog for a mile later today.
Lorrie
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Nov 27, 2017 04:29PM ruthbru wrote:
Dog walking in the surprising and wonderful weather. Zumba and Yoga tonight.
Nov 27, 2017 05:42PM Wonderland wrote:
Love the dogs, Ruth! My sweet cat is curled up and leaning on me as I type this.
Awesome weather here, also. Walked/ran this afternoon.
Nov 27, 2017 06:12PM - edited Nov 28, 2017 09:55AM by cdv4251992
Well I'm done exercising for a while. My daughter and I were in a car accident last night. Thankfully, no serious injuries.Bumps and bruises on both of us and my wrist is fractured in 3 places. They put a cast on it today and I go back Friday to see if the bones have shifted at all. If they have, then it's surgery. If not, six weeks in the cast. No idea what this means for work. It's my left wrist, which is non dominant, but also is my cancer side. So there was plenty of twisting to get the bones in the right spot and a lidocaine shot. I'd have passed out were it not for the lidocaine, but now I'm worried about lymphedema. This year cannot get over fast enough. 2018 needs to be better.
Nov 27, 2017 07:30PM Falconer wrote:
oh CDV, that sounds awful. I'm sorry to hear about the accident; relieved to know that you and your daughter only had minor injuries. I hope that the wrist starts to heal in the best possible way.
Nov 27, 2017 07:44PM octogirl wrote:
Oh, cdv, that is awful. so sorry to hear that....hope your wrist heals quickly and uneventfully!
Back to PT today after a break over the holiday. Squats, bike time, leg lifts, lots of fun stuff (not). Mostly walking without a cane now.
Octogirl
Nov 27, 2017 08:55PM Wonderland wrote:
cdv: So sorry this has happened to you! Thankful that you and your dd were not seriously hurt. Hopefully the bones in your wrist will not move and you don't need surgery.
Nov 27, 2017 09:06PM Runnermum wrote:
cdv: So sorry this happened. Sending hugs and speedy healing vibes to you. Hoping you don't need surgery.
Nov 27, 2017 09:08PM ruthbru wrote:
Oh no, CVD, that is horrible!! Glad it wasn't worse, but a fractured wrist in no fun. 
Hopefully it will heal as quickly and uneventfully as possible. Hugs!
Nov 27, 2017 09:19PM cdv4251992 wrote:
Thank you, everyone. I am very, very thankful my daughter was not hurt. It could have been much worse. Seatbelts and airbags save lives. The whole thing terrified my daughter. She just started driving and drives herself back and forth to college. I was the driver and she was in the passenger seat. I’m not sure I’ll be able to get her behind the wheel Wednesday to get to class. Fingers crossed
Nov 27, 2017 10:02PM 2FUN wrote:
cdv, I'm so sorry for you and your daughter. Keep us posted on how you are doing (((((((hugs)))))
Nov 27, 2017 10:31PM Ginger48 wrote:
cdv-sending healing thoughts your way. Glad it wasn't worse but wish you could rewind the clock.
Thanks for the good thoughts. Worked a full day today but am in a lot of pain so tomorrow might just try a half day and see how it goes. I may end up in PT but I am hoping not to. It is so complicated to get after school appointments.
Sounds like many are enjoying warm weather. It was windy and freezing in CT today. Maybe milder temps are headed our way
Nov 28, 2017 10:14AM pat01 wrote:
Trying to catch up after being away for Thanksgiving. cdv - sorry to hear about your accident but glad you are both OK. Ginger - sorry to hear about your back, hope you get some relief soon. Ruth- already wrapping presents! - I have not bought one present yet, but I am mostly an online shopper. No decorations up here either, I absolutely adore Christmas, but DH does not, so decorating is all me (except he does bring the tree in and get it in the stand.)
We had a lovely Thanksgiving down in DC - and plenty of time to plan to declutter our house with the long drive down and back! We decided to tackle the attic of the house first, the place where we never go except to get xmas decorations or a suitcase. It is full of mystery boxes, old childrens toys, etc., and not enough room to stand up so it will take some doing. We stopped using it for storage in the late 90's when we built our garage (with a giant stand up 2nd floor for storage), so everything stored up there hasn't seen the light of day in many years.
No organized exercise for me yet, except laundry and house chores - how does your house get dirty when you are away?
Nov 28, 2017 12:48PM - edited Nov 28, 2017 01:11PM by LilacBlue
cdv, so glad you and DD we not seriously injured. Fingers crossed that there is no bone shifting and healing in on a forward momentum and easy does it for this week until xray results. Octo, wow, you are doing great. Pat, good to catch up with you. Scared - Body Combat a fit for you - go for it! Nice photos Claire. Ruth, you are such a positive inspiration to so many. Falconer, hope those side effects of L are less painful for you this week. HeidiHill, DH was in St. Gallen yesterday and perhaps with more notice, I could go with him. Cheryl, on Sunday attended quarterly workshop for #79. The on/off mat at a diagonal can't work for my classes as you know, cycling before and we need those mats to keep off grotty sweaty floor. Like the tai chi.
Off to run a load of wash and get dinner on the move. Stay warm and snug everyone!
BodyBalance & Pilates today.
Edited for spelling -sigh.
Nov 28, 2017 02:12PM TrmTab wrote:
Just back from my 75 min lunchtime yoga class...with the holiday this was my first class since last Wednesday, ugh! I kept moving with all the cooking and cleaning and walking...but happy to be back in the routine...not happy that the yoga teacher (yes! the teacher) was sick! TT
Nov 28, 2017 06:38PM Wonderland wrote:
Hi All. I pushed mowed for 2 hours and 15 minutes. The grass looks okay - it was mainly to get the leftover leaves. Then I went to the park for a partial walk/run as it was getting late and the sun was going down. Delightfully cool weather. Made mowing fun!
Nov 28, 2017 09:11PM Castigame wrote:
the usual 10000 steps and I cooked up a storm. Cooking part I am so proud of myself!!!
Nov 28, 2017 10:30PM ruthbru wrote:
Good job, Mimi!
I had a super-busy day but managed a half hour on the dreadmill just now.
Nov 29, 2017 01:21AM tessu wrote:
Decided to try interval training on the exercise bike, 4min hard/ 3 min easy x 4. Ouch. Hopefully it counteracts many hours sitting on my rump sewing counted cross stitch Christmas ornaments.
Nov 29, 2017 10:16AM Runnermum wrote:
Morning! Did a Jillian Ripped in 30 workout +15 additional minutes of strength work last night! Followed by plopping myself on couch and watching 3 episodes from season 1 of This Is Us. Hubby and I didn't watch last year and caught an episode a few weeks ago and loved it. Decided to get thru season 1 and catch up on what we have missed from season 2 before starting to watch the new episodes each Tuesday. I am not a big TV person but actually enjoying it! Today the schedule I am following calls for a 30 minute run..10 min warmup then 3 min of running followed by 1 min of air squats, then repeat. That could be fun today and bad tomorrow! 😁
Happy Wednesday! Wishing everyone good workouts!
Nov 29, 2017 03:22PM pat01 wrote:
Runnermum, good to catch up on missed episodes of This is Us, it is a great show and builds from the beginning.
Got classical stretch done, and 11 mile bike ride with hubby. I just wasn't feeling it today, we usually ride to the beach (~18 mile ride). Lovely weather here, high 50's and sunny, so it definitely was a get outside kind of day. Off to the theater tonight with friends to see Finding Neverland.
Nov 29, 2017 05:45PM Wonderland wrote:
tessu: I bet your cross stitch Christmas ornaments are beautiful!
Runner: I don't watch This Is Us but I've heard it's really good.
Pat: Have fun with your friends tonight.
Today was gorgeous with the high near 70. I started my Christmas decorating and had the front door open for fresh air. This afternoon I went for an extended walk/run and just felt alive!
Nov 29, 2017 07:56PM Castigame wrote:
14000 steps today. My resting heartbeat is as low as 53. And I easily achieve cardiovascular level heartbeat. I feel truly blessed that my heart is still ok and improving despite 8 dose dense chemos.
Just to be sure my heart chk ups start tomorrow.
Nov 29, 2017 09:18PM badger wrote:
((Chris)) so glad you and your daughter are OK - scary!
Wonderland, what a happy comment - gorgeous day, fresh air, and just feeling alive.
Great job everyone, keep up the good work.
75 mins gym 2nite: 20 TM warm-up, 45 weights, 10 recumbent bike cool-down => 527 cal burned.
Nov 29, 2017 09:37PM - edited Nov 30, 2017 08:35AM by ruthbru
I subbed today, walked the puppies, went to Zumba & yoga. I didn't really feel like going to the last two, but the tee shirt I grabbed had the logo 'CRUSH EXCUSES' written across the front.......so I had to go! 
Nov 30, 2017 02:23AM tessu wrote:
No formal exercise, but went up and down our stairs a gazillion times — spent most of the day decluttering. My arms are sore and I got out of breathseveral times, so that counts :)
Nov 30, 2017 08:18AM Castigame wrote:
no plan for separate walk today. Two drs appointments and errands instead.
Nov 30, 2017 09:12AM TrmTab wrote:
Went to my 75 min active Yin Yoga class last night and will go to a yoga/pilates combo class later today. Happy end of November, welcome to December!
Nov 30, 2017 10:01AM - edited Dec 11, 2017 08:50PM by cdv4251992
Morning, rooting you all on and feeling motivated from all the steps, activity, and classes I see here. Stuck in my recliner (aka “the cancer throne" by my wisecracking daughters because I lived in it after surgery) and fervently hoping all this stillness equates to bones reattaching correctly so there is no surgery 🤞.
Dd got in her car and drove to school and back yesterday. Very relieved she was able to do that. And proud of her because I know how hard it was. Here's a pic of the car hubby took when he cleaned it out for me. I know I don't have to tell you ladies, but seatbelts really do save lives.
Nov 30, 2017 10:14AM pat01 wrote:
WOW cdv, you both are so lucky! Hope the healing both mentally and physically goes well.
Went to the play "Finding Neverland" last night - it was fabulous. Great cast, great story. It's a touring company, look for it in a city near you and go see it, you will not be disappointed.
Did Classical Stretch this morning, now heading out to our woods to look for a suitable Christmas tree. We have been purchasing a cut your own tree from a local tree farm for several years, but this year have decided to go back to one of the white pines that grows everywhere on our property, if we can find one that works. We did this occasionally in the past, and since they are not pruned into a perfect shape they sort of look like a Charlie Brown tree, but with enough decorations they seem to work! Oncologist appt. this afternoon.
Nov 30, 2017 02:39PM TrmTab wrote:
cvd, when I saw that picture I said an immediate prayer before even reading the post. Breaking your wrist is no small price, and with the risk of LE, but gratefully you and your daughter are whole.
Managed to get through my yoga/pilates combo class without hurting myself...which is actually my objective, to have a successful exercise class as this is a rigorous practice for me.
Happy end of November/beginning of December...temps in high 60's in southern Virginia. TT