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LittleBigGirl2
on 1/16/17 9:10 am
Topic: RE: Weekly Workouts 1.16.17

Mon: Walk dog 1 mile + 1st day Couch 2 5k running program on treadmill 

Tue: Walk dog 1 mile

Wed: Walk dog a mile + Day 2 C25k treadmill

Thurs: Walk dog 1 mile

Fri: Walk dog 1 mile + Day 3 C25k treadmill

Sat: Walk dog 1 mile

Sun: Walk dog 1 mile

E. Todd ( LittleBigGirl2 )

Joshua H.
on 1/16/17 7:29 am
VSG on 10/26/16
Topic: RE: I don't like working out and have torn meniscus

I should mention, also, that my tear was 17-19 month ago now.  So I've had some healing time.

Joshua H.
on 1/16/17 7:29 am
VSG on 10/26/16
Topic: RE: I don't like working out and have torn meniscus

I walked with a cane for about a month after my meniscal tear.  I couldn't walk, period, for about 3 days afterward -- I just kind of hopped around.

At any rate, your orthopedist will likely be the best source of information.  I just wanted to share as there were some parallels and figure it couldn't hurt to share.

(deactivated member)
on 1/15/17 6:48 pm, edited 1/17/17 6:48 am
VSG on 10/31/16
Topic: RE: Weekly Workouts 1.16.17

Mon. - Walking if it isn't raining + Airdyne Bike     Goal met: (40' walking, 15'bike)

Tues. - Ankle Weights (P.T. Knees)      Goal met: (Bike 46' , 20' upper body strength training)

Wed. - Walking + Bike

Thurs. - Ankle Weights, Bike

Fri. - Walking, Possibly Elliptical 

Sat. - Walking

Sun. - Rest

Have a great week everyone!

highlandbear
on 1/15/17 5:44 pm - Canada
Topic: RE: Weekly Workouts 1.16.17

Monday riding the bike on the trainer for 40 minutes

Tue run

wed strength training and swim

thursday run

Friday rest

Saturday 110 minute run 

sunday clean house

 

highlandbear
on 1/15/17 5:42 pm - Canada
Topic: RE: Fuel for exercise

Each of us is so different on what our body will allow us to take in before exercising. If I am working out in the gym I don't worry about fuel. I go after work and just do my training. If i am going for a run I usually have a banana with some peanut butter on it. I fuel with maple syrup that has sea salt and ginger mixed in. Took a years for me to find fuel that my body will allow me take in and work out. 

 

billmacc7
on 1/15/17 11:54 am - MA
Topic: Weekly Workouts 1.16.17

Monday-Spin Class

Tuesday-2 mile Run

Wednesday-Spin Class

Thursday-2 Mile run

Friday-Spin Class

Saturday-Rest

Sunday-3 mile run

 

Have a happy, healthy week!

 

 

Yours in WLS Journey,

Bill Mac

Gwen M.
on 1/14/17 12:27 pm
VSG on 03/13/14
Topic: RE: Fuel for exercise

I exercise fasted with no issues.  The only time I fuel is when I'm going to be running for more than an hour and then I eat one Clif Blok per half hour.  I've also never had a problem keeping hydrated.  I started walking immediately post-op and started doing everything else I could find once I was allowed to at 6 weeks post-op.  

VSG with Dr. Salameh - 3/13/2014
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melblob
on 1/14/17 6:16 am
RNY on 12/14/16
Topic: Fuel for exercise

I am just starting back to the gym. What's the best way to fuel your body prior to exercising? I am one month out. I am not planning on doing anything crazy at this time mostly getting used to the gym and doing some cardio. Also how do you stay properly hydrated when I am only sipping 4oz/hr at this point.

bobjer16
on 1/13/17 7:12 pm
Topic: RE: I don't like working out and have torn meniscus

Yes..had MRI and Orhto surgeon is being conservative and doesn't want to operate yet.  Got fluid drained from the knee and Cortisone shot.  That has helped for now.  But sometimes still painful.  There was a time prior to drain/shot that I literally couldn't walk more than two or three steps. 

Just starting this journey to a new me.  Finally not dreading the future. 

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