[nagdu] Building endurance for training

[Jenny Keller]

I tried Curves and I was not able to build up any stamina that way.  I just need a good tread mill.  

the gym that I want to go to is less than Curves is and a lot more options including a pool which is heated and a hot tub for my fibromyalgia.  

When I went to Curves, I always felt like I had to go 90 to nothing and wore myself out before I could get one time around much less as many times as I was supposed to.

Anyway, Thanks for the suggestions.  I think I'm just going to bite the bullet next month and join.  

Unfortunately, they won't have the 14 dollar enrollment fee next month, so I'll have to come up with 50 plus the 30 dollar monthly fee.  Luckily, there's no contract.

I'll be walking around the block like a fiend though until then.

Jenny
On May 6, 2012, at 10:15 AM, Tracy Carcione wrote:

> Hi Jenny.
> Schools used to recommend getting someone to walk briskly with you every
> day, as preparation for class.  They said a Boy Scout, but a Lion, church
> member, or any willing volunteer could do it.  And, if one had a regular
> appointment with someone, it would be less tempting to blow it off
> (speaking as one who is often tempted to skip going to the gym.)
> I just thought I'd mention it as a possibility.
> 
> BTW, I go to the Curves gym.  The price is reasonable, and it's
> blind-friendly, with no computers to mess with.  I've gotten a lot more
> fit, though I haven't actually gotten any thinner.  But then I haven't
> given up cake, and that don't help.
> Tracy
> 
> 
> 
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