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what a brilliant idea. I have stairs and althought I have to hold the rail, i can do this. I work on the third floor three days a week and the staffroom is one floor below, so i'm up snd down htossse on work daaaays, but I only work 3 days a week. ----- Original Message ----- From: "Debbie Feder" <deborahfederlmt@...> To: <> Sent: Thursday, February 24, 2005 4:51 PM Subject: [nosdiet] Indoor Mt. Climbing > > > > Hi all... :) > I have been sneaking in extra exercise for the past few days in > hopes of achieving my ideal healthy self... > Originally this indoor mt. climbing came from our Ray Paige on the > EDS group, but I think everyone here will appreciate it's everyday > benefits... As you know, I do the SG approx 4 to 5 days a week... I > say 4 because sometimes my arms just hurt and or I get a little > lazy... > I am taking on Ray's idea as a new every day exercise.. It's stair > climbing... Not on a fake stair made of plastic that's 5 inches > high..REAL STAIRS folks.... > How many of us get winded carrying around all this weight, or for > whatever reason... the antedote... take the stairs whenever possible. > Theres absolutely no excuse (unless you live in a Ranch home and > there's no stairs LOL) Now mind you, I don't run up them or > anything, but I keep moving continually... I am making 10 flights a > day be my default exercise... adjust this as you feel necessary.. > This morning I put my kettle on to boil and while I was waiting for > it, I did my indoor Mt Climbing... The time it took to boil the > water was just enough time to get in my 10 flights... > Hope this idea inspires some of you to "find" the time (Wow like > Time is a concept, how can it be found??? LOL) > to do some good for the ol' ticker and your new successful you! > Love, > Deb > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > |
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