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Old 03-11-2011, 07:03 AM
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Default What women should never do (but often do) while trying to get in shape

I don't think anyone can say it as simply and as powerfully as Juliet Deane:

What Women Should Never do (but often do) While Trying to Get in Shape; Part 1 of 6
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This Rocked! Thanks for sharing ^_^
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Kind of a long way of sayin' just do it!
But she is oh so right,
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Thanks, I'm actually one who thought to lose weight, you gotta do cardio.
Weight lifting is to build bulky muscle. etc.
I'm gunna start lifting some heavy cans of food and stuff, since I don't actually have any weight right now. Also didn't know how many calories muscle burns. Awesome.
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Old 03-18-2011, 04:47 AM
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Originally Posted by Misery16226
Thanks, I'm actually one who thought to lose weight, you gotta do cardio.
Weight lifting is to build bulky muscle. etc.
I'm gunna start lifting some heavy cans of food and stuff, since I don't actually have any weight right now. Also didn't know how many calories muscle burns. Awesome.
Weight training at home is actually easier than some people realize. You don't need dumbbells per se. A backpack full of textbooks, a suitcase, a baseball bat (aluminum - light, wood - heavy), or anything else that has weight could be used.
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Old 03-21-2011, 05:38 AM
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Thumbs up newbie!

I'm a newbie to working out and I've done circuit training as my weight training. so in-between machines (only 45 seconds-1 minute per machine), I do jumping jacks or run in place! It mixes things up, is fun, and is a work out. =D
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