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Tag Archives: fitness
K is for Kettlebells
In 2014 I heard about the benefits of weight training with Kettlebells. Picked up a set which also contained a nice DVD so I was able to learn all the correct moves. I like the easy accessibility of the kettlebells, their … Continue reading
Posted in A-Z Challenge, Fitness, Health & Wellness
Tagged exercise, fitness, kettlebells, weight training
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Weekly Photo Challenge: Three Beginnings
Downloaded Mango to my phone to begin my study of German. “Guten Tag!”
Posted in DP Challenge, Family
Tagged DPChallenge, fitness, German, goals, growth, half-marathon, language, marathon, postaday, running
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Unplugged?
My NikeBand quit a couple weeks ago, and the two weeks without it have seemed somehow freeing, as though I had some restriction removed. I wasn’t concerned about how many “fuel points” I was burning throughout the day and I … Continue reading
Posted in Health & Wellness
Tagged calorie counters, fitness, health, marathons, myfitnesspal.com, nike, nikeband, runkeeper, running, technology
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Too much synchronicity
Only worked 1/2 day today so I could get to the Lodge to see Hahn Bin perform. I had put my gym stuff in the car in the morning, thinking I’d already be at the lodge at 4 and it … Continue reading
Posted in Fitness, Half-full, Synchronicity
Tagged exercise, fall, fitness, Hahn Bin, violin
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1:38 at 56
The day after I turned 56 I competed in my first triathlon. The swim was the hardest–I had a hard time regulating my breathing, even though I trained the most on the swim. At the last minute, I switched to … Continue reading