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Michelle's Things

Sunday, June 12, 2005

Ah its Sunday, winter is really settling in, its been raining for several days now and the air is crispy cold. I got my arse out of bed at about 7.30am, threw on some tracky dacks and went for a jog, the air was so crisp it was making breathing difficult, I am so unfit that I really get puffing near the last couple hundred metres anyway. I have only been jogging for the last week, so I don't actually go very far before I walk the rest of the way, today though it began to rain along the finishing stretch so I had to run again and up a hill.
After that, I thought, well why not do some weights, so I have this old pair of 1 kilo dumbells and put one on my stomach and did some sit ups, gee it hurt. On the plus side, hopefully the exercise will help keep the neck cramps and headaches at bay. Out to space everyone.

2 Comments:

  • At 8:19 PM, Blogger Phil said…

    Make sure you aren't doing an actual sit-up because they aren't too useful. Crunches are basically the 'sit-up' with only about a 30 degree upward movement. There's no point in going past 30-40 degrees as you'll be working your back and taking the tension out of your abdominals.

     
  • At 9:47 PM, Blogger Michelle said…

    aha, I did what you said and it hurt my abs even more, apparently that means I am doing it correctly. Thankyou for the tip Phil.

     

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