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Pain, R.I.C.E., stretching, aging, cross training, running, walking

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morning stiffnes, pain, warming up, coooling down

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Rest and recovery are great tools in the training process. Constant strain and effort does not equal improvements, it leads to injury and malaise.

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Then I have challenge of needing to run to lose the weight but also needing to lose the weight to run pain free.

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   Recently I bruised the bottom of my foot on a run[hit a rock in funny way] and it got in the way of running/walking so I made few adjustments to my gym workouts. I have always liked to have a backup method to exercise when unable to do the preferred workout.
  I did the [...]

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Stretching has many valuable benefits.

Flexibility ,stress release and posture are the obvious results but stretching can help in the following ways:

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The current widespread popularity of Pilates and Yoga has really brought core conditioning to the forefront.

Strengthening this foundation area of the body will allow us to enjoy our efforts and feel good afterwards.

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You can start with walking around the block and build up to an all day weekend hike on the Rivanna Trail  or the Appalachian Trail.
 
Make it fun and keep it fun.   Walk with your spouse, dog, children or best friend.
 
12 Weeks to a Fun 1 hour Walk(starting from 0)
 
 

Wk

Days

Sun

Mon

Tues

Wed

Thurs

Fri

Sat

1

3-4

12 minutes

15 mins.

off

12 mins

 off

off

 15  mins.

2

3-4

20

off

15

20

off

off

25

3

4-5

20

25

off

20

off

25

25

4

4-5

off

30

25

off

35

25

30

5

5

off

35

30
 

35

off

35

35

6

5

35

off

40
 

35

40

off

40

7

5

40

40

off

40

45

off

40

8

5

off

45

45
 

off

45

45

45

9

5

45

50
 

45

off

45

50

off

10

5

50

Off
 

50

off

50

55

55

11

5

40

50
 

40

off

50

40

off

12

5

60

45
 

60

off

45

60

Off

 
At the [...]

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A popular slogan in locker rooms and gyms in the 80’s has become a warning to the casual/recreational athlete and fitness minded person.
 In the hardcore athletic culture  NoPainNoGain stood for 1 extra rep or lap. It never actually meant pain in the form of injury; it stood for pushing your limits to get better, stronger and [...]

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