[blparent] exercising at home

Tue Oct 2 22:47:26 UTC 2012

The one important thing to remember, is that you truly do have to change when you eat, or how much you eat, in order to truly lose weight. Exercise does help and sometimes you really need to work hard at it, but it's all a teamwork thing. Between eating and exercising. Exercising will not just be the key, you really do have to change some things about your food. Also, you need to do some weight training even if it's lifting gallons of milk up-and-down from waste to above your head. If milk is not available, use bags of potatoes five or 10 pound bags can be lifted again from me up over your head. I use a couple of handweights, 10 pound and 25 pound weights. I also walk on the treadmill, and walk around my neighborhood frequently. I also now only eat two meals a day, and my weight loss is gradual yet noticeable people around my neighborhood have commented on the way they notice that my body is changing. Also, you need to keep this going at a very persistent rate and when you do the handweights, make sure you do at least 50 repetitions more better if you can do an hundred per arm

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On Oct 2, 2012, at 2:17 PM, "Ronit Ovadia Mazzoni" <rovadia82 at gmail.com> wrote:

> Yes, I have been taking walks but it hasn't realy helped me with my weight.
> Now he also wants to walk by himself which causes us to go very slowly,
> since he is a new walker. He is 18 months today, how time flies!
> Thanks for the tips.
> Ronit
> 
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> From: blparent [mailto:blparent-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Jo
> Elizabeth Pinto
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> How old is your baby?  I can't recall, but taking walks is always good. 
> Sometimes all I have time to do is go up and down the stairs once or twice,
> a few times a day.  Crunches are always helpful; I should be doing more of
> them.  If you're looking for cardiovascular exercise, there are miniature
> trampolines that you can jog on.
> 
> Jo Elizabeth
> 
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> kick it about all day like a football, and it will be round and full at
> evening.--Oliver Wendell Holmes, Sr.
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> From: Ronit Ovadia Mazzoni
> Sent: Tuesday, October 02, 2012 3:06 PM
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> Hi everyone,
> This isn't exactly a parenting question but one I hope applies to all of us.
> I realy want to start exercising again but I am a little bit limited since I
> need to be home with my baby most of the time. I know we can buy a dvd but
> I've had bad luck with being able to follow a dvd since the descriptions are
> never good enough. What do you all do to exercise at home besides going out
> to buy a treadmill or an exercise bike? Thanks!
> Ronit
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