I Have A Question About Exercising
I am hoping to have the VBG done at the end of this year or the begining of next year. I'm so ready to change my life. And I have very good faith in my surgeon. I went to his seminar and he seems like he is a very excellent surgeon. And He cares for his patients. My only thing is everytime i exercise i get to the last exercise of the dvd before the cool down exercises and my legs feel like jello than they give out on me. Is that normal? I Bought the dvd called The Biggest Loser Workout DVD. And I love it but i dont like when my legs give out on me. Any suggestions???
You have the best surgeron in Wisconsin. I had my rny with Dr Chua on July 28th of this year and he is excellent. Maybe the dvd is too much for you. Have you try any of Richard Simmons Sweat to the oldies dvd's. They make you sweat and they are easier on the joints as well. I also ride a recumbent bike as well. I love his workouts they are fun and he encourages you as well plus he is funny.
Good luck,
Robin
Good luck,
Robin
Robin from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Distal gastric bypass 7/28/09
6 month supervised diet done lost over 50 lbs pre-surgery
My facebook page is: www.facebook.com/robinfrommilwaukee (just put that you are from OH in message to add you to my facebook)
August 2010 weight 138 lbs lost of 179.5 lbs but gain again since my gallbladder surgery Oct 2010 range recentlly my weight got up to 166 and I was in freak mode. I am now down to 152.6 hoping to get back to 135 and started generic wellbutrin
Distal gastric bypass 7/28/09
6 month supervised diet done lost over 50 lbs pre-surgery
My facebook page is: www.facebook.com/robinfrommilwaukee (just put that you are from OH in message to add you to my facebook)
August 2010 weight 138 lbs lost of 179.5 lbs but gain again since my gallbladder surgery Oct 2010 range recentlly my weight got up to 166 and I was in freak mode. I am now down to 152.6 hoping to get back to 135 and started generic wellbutrin
I still write to Richard Simmons. I am actually a clubhouse member and also go to his weekly Monday night chats. I love doing his sweat to the oldies. I have all 4 of them plus party off the pounds. He is in the making of sweat to the oldies 5 and sweat to oldies toning dvd's. Wow I am amazed how much you lost with him. He gives us the tools to use. But like you said it was control the hunger. He knows I had the surgery and still is supportive to me as well. He did not try to talk me out of it either. He is happy the progress that I had made.
Robin from Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Distal gastric bypass 7/28/09
6 month supervised diet done lost over 50 lbs pre-surgery
My facebook page is: www.facebook.com/robinfrommilwaukee (just put that you are from OH in message to add you to my facebook)
August 2010 weight 138 lbs lost of 179.5 lbs but gain again since my gallbladder surgery Oct 2010 range recentlly my weight got up to 166 and I was in freak mode. I am now down to 152.6 hoping to get back to 135 and started generic wellbutrin
Distal gastric bypass 7/28/09
6 month supervised diet done lost over 50 lbs pre-surgery
My facebook page is: www.facebook.com/robinfrommilwaukee (just put that you are from OH in message to add you to my facebook)
August 2010 weight 138 lbs lost of 179.5 lbs but gain again since my gallbladder surgery Oct 2010 range recentlly my weight got up to 166 and I was in freak mode. I am now down to 152.6 hoping to get back to 135 and started generic wellbutrin
If you are new to exercise, you will need to build up slowly. I think your muscles are tired when your legs feel like jello. It has also been recommended to have a small protein snack before exercising and a small carb, like fruit, snack after.
Don't stop exercising. I am so much smaller at my current weight that I was 12 # thinner previously. I think it is all d/t exercising. I have faithfully exercised 4-5 X week, increasing the length of my workout and intensity about every two weeks. Exercise now needs to become a part of our life.
Good luck on your WLS journey.
LinR
Don't stop exercising. I am so much smaller at my current weight that I was 12 # thinner previously. I think it is all d/t exercising. I have faithfully exercised 4-5 X week, increasing the length of my workout and intensity about every two weeks. Exercise now needs to become a part of our life.
Good luck on your WLS journey.
LinR