Roll Call - July 2008 Exercise Challenge!!
How much do you want to exercise a month?
How can you push yourself out that door when the last thing you want to do is go to the gym?
Easy - Challenge yourself!!!
Pick a goal and work towards it!!!
What is exercise you ask?
Its whatever you do over and above your normal everyday activity. If you start taking the stairs instead of the elevator due to your wanting to improve your health this is exercise - if you park further from the door and walk extra - this is exercise. However if your work requires you to be on your feet running around all day - this is lifestyle and not exercise and should be added to your "activity level" in your account. I think its important for you to be honest with yourself so you will truly get the benefit of this challenge.
Some fresh sites on where to look to get some guidance and ideas for working out:
CC.About.com Exercise Section (on your toolbar in CC+, under Exercise :)
Fitness on a Budget - courtesy of mayoclinic.com
Simple ideas and inspirations for adding exercise and activity to your day
Family Fitness Ideas:
PTA.org - Family Fitness
Making Fitness a Family Affair
NickJr.Com
Eight Easy Ideas...
Let the fun begin!!!!
750 minute challengers
dbackerfan.....................**855**
mcderin..........................500
triciae77.........................**1060**
1000 minute challengers
augette............................**1056**
bruce_fort.........................**1390**
medayna...........................400
shanfood...........................453
1250 minute challengers
alle0299.............................**1446**
bobev.................................**1429**
christink.............................450
efish_sparkles....................750
kajikit.................................***1250***
lightbright33.......................**1404**
orangeloft...........................980
tiegurl.................................341
1500 minute challengers
daizymae............................225
goddess9............................**1528**
naturalbeauty......................655
phox50................................**1890**
pudpie.................................**1595**
valandra0037......................**1700**
vdesire................................**2530**
1750 minute challengers
lkahead..............................**1835**
mom2marial.......................867
2000 and above minute challengers
bigmommah......................75
cindylb..............................1586
coach_k............................***2026***
fatdoc...............................***4146***
figurethefat......................230
macy09.............................850
rntkcrawford.....................1309
stanbob............................**4275**
southern_midwife.............**2650**
Keep track of your time and post your accumalative totals daily or weekly whichever you prefer.
Please post your totals in this format:
Minutes done/goal time so we can more easily find which section you are in
Example: 60/1500
The timekeepers don't keep track of your accumulative times for you.
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Please do NOT post until you have accumulated some minutes towards your goal.
We are no longer adding people until they actually have times to post.
Thank you!
The Exercise Challenge volunteers are :
mcderin
daizymae
jem599
alle0299
815/1000
Was a big day, bike in the morning, jog from grant park to the train station, and an hour of softball. WE WON!!!
1422/2000
700/750
1433/1750
525/1000
***Edited 6:34am EST by mcderin***
886/1250
Congrats bruce_fort on winning the softball game! The last time I played, about 20+ years ago I tore my knee up! So be careful!
780 / 1250
435/750
937/1250
Definitly doing better than I thought I would :-)
Just walking today... 840/1250
2240/3000
I'm really feeling sore and tired this week. Started adding a few 30 second sprints to my morning walk.
826/1500
1534/2000
540/1000
997/1250
1473/1750

So you can log your weight -- which allows you to do the following:
- Plot your weight curve
- Analyze the trend of your weight (see under Recent in the figure above)
- Determine the projected target date (see under Overall in the figure above)
