
Well, I'm bored. I am still limited to a treadmill many times (just due to child care and timing), and its boring. I enjoy watching the Walking Dead, but its STILL boring. Tie this in with the fact that my wife has started doing Krav Maga, running isn't going to be enough. Now, I think the running is still important (after all, I may need to run away from her and her new-founds skills!), and it is still my preferred form of exercise - but I want something more. I have debated picking up a total gym/bow flex - and neither of these are off the table for the future (ju$t for the pre$ent if you catch my drift), or joining a gym. As I weighed (See what I did there?) these two options, it occured to me to pick those Insanity DVDs up, and give them another shot. They say the third time is the charm right?
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So, I have completed the first three days of Insanity, and I have to admit - I am able to walk much better today! Yesterday, If you could have seen me walk up stairs - it would have reminded you of your grandfather! But today, I am back to super tired muscles, instead of agonizingly-painful-to-move-in-any-way-at-all muscles. This gives me 2 months to decide on the Gym or not. With a 2 mile warm up before starting it (that I will be increasing as time goes by), it is really going to help me build up my stamina and core!
My thought is to consult with a physical trainer at the end of the Insanity to help me decide the best path from there!

Do you do interval workouts on the treadmill? I also get bored quickly with machines and prefer to run in the outdoors. Check out this link I found on Twitter. I'm going to try these interval workouts on the treadmill, stairmill and elliptical. http://fitbie.msn.com/tips/interval-training-workouts
ReplyDeleteAs for Insanity, ahh! I loved it! I did it for three weeks until I injured myself for overdoing it with the running, the gym and Insanity. But it's a great workout. I still do it every once in a while but hearing a lot of talk about it lately might be a sign that i should start it again :D
I never heard of Insanity, but it sounds intense. Right now I'll settle for getting back to running (and I'm close!) and then I'll have the luxury of worrying about the rest of me. But good for you for realizing you needed a break from running and not just doing nothing instead. Someday the urge will come back, probably on a nice day when the outside just beckons you.
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