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    WHAT IS YOUR EXERCISE REGIME?

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      buds hubs
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      sashimi:
      I also need and want to start regular exercise. So far, through dieting and 4km walks 5x a week, I've managed to lose 5 kg over a year, but I know I really need to do proper exercise.


      Posting here to pressure myself to start!
      Bro Sashimi, heard a lot about you from DW but I guess this would
      be the first time we chat in this forum.. 😄

      Anyway, its good that you plan to \"pressure\" yourself to start exercising.
      All of us here can help you if you want.. 😉

      I personally feel that \"men\" take a longer time to loose weight as
      compared to women. So its already an achievement for your to lose
      5kg in one year. :salute:

      But as you mentioned, if you plan to do more, you would have to switch
      those 4km walks into 4km jogs . If you are already comfortable with the
      distance, you can probably start by doing slow jogs and aim to complete
      at least the 1st km (2km if you have better endurance) and walking the
      rest.

      Alternatively, you can just start with a continous slow jog set at 20 mins.
      Do not bother about the distance you have covered during that time as
      some people find that setting a fixed distance is rather demotivating but
      see the time factor as a more realistic \"aim\"... 😐

      Try to reach that aim and you can extend the time by 5 -10 mins once
      you are more comfortable.

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        mathsparks
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        My weekly routine - fri yoga wed climb stairs of 25 storey block 4 times. Monday either bukit timah hill or gym or skate or cycle or jog at east coast. I need variety else i get bored. Plus weights, resistance tube and ab crunches 3 times a week. If you’re short of time , go climb stairs for a change. But use the lift down. Less impact on your knees. Anyone keen to join me at the vertical marathon this year? i’m not showing off just hope to encourage more of you to take up exercise. There’s more to exercise than walking and running. I snack too much so have to exercise to make up for it. Occassionally i feel lazy and slack too.

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          buds hubs
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          mathsparks:
          Anyone keen to join me at the vertical marathon this year?

          Wow.. Thats quite an impressive weekly routine!!

          Btw, When is the vertical marathon held this year.. Gotta see if I can slot it in..

          This year is already busy enuff with Sg Bay Run in Aug.. Real Run in Oct & Stan Chart in Dec.

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            mathsparks
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            Hi buds hubs,

            swissotel vertical marathon likely in Nov I think. Don’t do marathon as I can’t run more than 10km. My knees are weak. but happy running! I work part time and kids are quite grown, so have time for my workout.

            Anyone keen can pm me to arrange vertical climb at marine terrace area or hiking in Bt Timah.

            Happy working-out ksparents…esp since it’s the last 2 days of holidays.

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              mum03
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              Hi,

              Exercise Regime (FLASH BACK 2005)
              1) Walk (2km) to the Gym.
              2) 10KM run, 1 HR at the cross trainer
              3) 1Hr weight traning
              All are done 4 times a week.
              Broke my knee in 2006, when for ACL operation. Did physiotherapy for 4 months, but had phobia for running and skipping. Laid off for 2 yrs. Did not put on weight, but became flabby. 😢

              PRESENT DAY
              Started exercising 3mths back again, Try to psycho myself \"NO PAIN NO GAIN\" and also to be healthy to take care of the family.
              1) Going to the Gym 4 times a week ( 1 Hr of Brisk walking with lightweights and 1 Hr of weight training
              2) 2 times a week brisk walk (5km) near the park.

              Hope this time I will take care of my knee :xedfingers: , and carry on with my activity.

              I have enjoyed excercising, its all about health and I feel good when I could fit into my favourite cloths.HEEEEEE

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                MLR
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                buds hubs:
                I personally feel that \"men\" take a longer time to loose weight as compared to women.

                Disagree, women seems to lose faster in the 1st 5 kg, which is mostly water weight lost. Men tend to lose easier, cos men generally has stronger core muscle and also larger muscle groups.

                It took me only 3 months to lose my 1st 5 kg, but when I checked for body fat there was hardly any changes. When DH lost 5 kg in 5 months (just by changing his diet), he has lost a 2% body fat. It was only losing more than 8kg b4 there was a change in my body fat percentage.

                I guess that why theres a saying that 女人是水做 (female is made of water).

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                  buds hubs
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                  MLR:



                  It took me only 3 months to lose my 1st 5 kg, but when I checked for body fat there was hardly any changes. When DH lost 5 kg in 5 months (just by changing his diet), he has lost a 2% body fat. It was only losing more than 8kg b4 there was a change in my body fat percentage.

                  I guess that why theres a saying that 女人是水做 (female is made of water).
                  If you're talking about body fat percentage associated with weight loss.. then i guess you're right as men do have bigger core muscles then women. Thats why after a certain amount of weight loss, men are unable to bring down their weight any lower.. 😐

                  Hmmm.. I dunno about the saying 女人是水做 but I think there may be some truth in it... 😉

                  Maybe thats why women cry more than men?? :lol: (Just kidding hor)

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                    MLR
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                    buds hubs:
                    Maybe thats why women cry more than men?? :lol:

                    Again with personal experience, disagree (CKS, we need a bleep/buzzer emoticon) :politebleah:

                    Women do cry more often, but when men do cry (at least 3 that I witness), oh my.... very difficult to stop and in quantity too. I think women easier to coax, men can be stubborn and go into dead ends.

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                      PlayfulFairy
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                      DH and I have just started our exercise regime recently after a trail from Hort Park to Mount Faber. Last week, we walked from West Coast Park to HarbourFront (digressed at NUS for reminiscence). This weekend, we are planning to go for the East Coast trail. 😄

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                        ChiefKiasu
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                        PlayfulFairy:
                        DH and I have just started our exercise regime recently after a trail from Hort Park to Mount Faber. Last week, we walked from West Coast Park to HarbourFront (digressed at NUS for reminiscence). This weekend, we are planning to go for the East Coast trail. 😄

                        Well done! But you know what they say: You can only make or break a habit by doing it or by going cold turkey for 21 consecutive days. Report back here to tell us about your sucess after 21 weeks 😉

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