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Thread: Circus: January 2009 Fitness Race
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Sir Kevin
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I was the PE coach at two schools but got no exercise; perhaps tomorrow I could walk between the schools in the rain!
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pimple
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Sauntered, semi-exhausted, half way home from w*rk. 35 minutes.
[I claim sauntering as authentically aerobic when one would rather be carried...]
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Autenrieth Road
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Thu Jan 22: 40 minutes walking
Running total: 11 hrs 5 mins
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Welease Woderwick
Sister Incubus Nightmare
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45 minutes walking with Pete this evening - running total 30 hours.
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SusanDoris
Incurable Optimist
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1 hr 45 min
Gym, plus walk to/from. By the way, I was thinking about housework - but fortunately my neighbour and I recently arranged with a local cleaning service to come once a fortnight. It is just lovely to know that I don't have to do it myself! Mind you, having only a simple, smallish house, it wouldn't add much to my fitness times.
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Yangtze
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Thurs 22nd ctnd: another 15 mins walking to add to earlier walk/run
Fri 23rd: 30 mins walking
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Freelance Monotheist
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2 hours & 15 mins of walking throughout the day
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Scots lass
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Thursday: 30 minutes of walking.
Today: 30 minutes of walking and an unbelievably long meeting that sapped my energy to do anything else for the rest of the day, aside from getting home at 5pm!
So a paltry 1 hour for this post, with the intention of being more active over the weekend!
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blackbeard
Ship's Pirate
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Thursday 22 Jan - Nowt! Friday 23 Jan - not much better, but 15 m antipearshaping and 15 + 15 m walking so total for two days is 45 minutes (must do better!) and running/staggering total now 34 h 40 m
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Joan_of_Quark
Anchoress of St Expedite
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Today, Friday: 45 mins walking, 45 mins cycling
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Sir Kevin
Ship's Gaffer
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Late last night, I hiked up to my local Irish-American pub to hear Irish music played: it was a 30-minute round trip.
-------------------- If you board the wrong train, it is no use running along the corridor in the other direction Dietrich Bonhoeffer Writing is currently my hobby, not yet my profession.
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Celtic Knotweed
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Friday 23rd:- 35 minutes getting to work
- 10 plus 20 minutes getting home (with a break at the shops closest to work to pay bills...)
- 15 minutes biking to college
- 1 hour Scottish dancing (totaled - several Dashing White Sergeants, a couple of Strip the Willows, an 8-some reel and a St Bernard's waltz)
- 15 minutes general dancing
- 15 minutes getting home (in a somewhat inebriated state )
Total for the day of 2 hours 50 minutes, running total now 24 hours 35 minutes.
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Auntie Doris
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25 minutes walking yesterday.
Auntie Doris x
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Yangtze
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Sat 24th: 1 hour walk/run so far for me today.
Running total 30 hrs 30 mins I think.
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Welease Woderwick
Sister Incubus Nightmare
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35 minutes cycling this morning.
45 minutes walking this evening.
Running total 31 hours 20 minutes.
-------------------- I give thanks for unknown blessings already on their way. Fancy a break in South India? Accessible Homestay Guesthouse in Central Kerala, contact me for details What part of Matt. 7:1 don't you understand?
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SusanDoris
Incurable Optimist
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2 hrs 40 min
Perfect day for being out. The Walk,plus Bournemouth pier to Boscombe pier and on to Pokesdown station. Went to Debenham's for swim suits - bought two ... new Deb card = 30% discount = one swimsuit free! Voucher for free cup of coffee so walked up three floors to get it!
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Freelance Monotheist
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1 hr 45 mins of walking today. Am knackered & wondering if I've hit 40 hours yet... I'm aiming for 50 by the end of the month, which should be achievable!
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Paul.
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Ok, so on Tue-Fri I was helping out with an office move at my place of work. It involved a lot of physical activity that's definitely not part of my normal job (which is pretty much just sitting at a desk) like moving furniture, servers and packing crates, but also some lighter tasks and even some just hanging around. Having said that I definitely noticed the difference, especially the two nights we were there until midnight.
In addition I did a certain amount of my normal walking.
So using conservative estimates, I'm counting it this way:
Tues 98mins walking + 240mins moving = 338mins Wed 50mins walking + 240mins moving = 290mins Thu 50mins walking + 120mins moving = 170mins Fri 50mins walking + 180mins moving = 230mins
and today I did a 97min walk.
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the famous rachel
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Yesterday I cycled to and from work logging up 30 minutes.
Today, I did 40 minutes stretching and circuit training with light weigths and also 40 minutes cycling (home to friend's house to town to supermarket and then back home).
That brings my running total to: 32 hours 27 minutes
Rachel.
Edited to correct my adding up! [ 24. January 2009, 17:52: Message edited by: the famous rachel ]
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Autenrieth Road
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Fri Jan 23: 55 minutes Pilates plus 20 minutes walking
Running total: 12 hrs 20 mins
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Curiosity killed ...
Ship's Mug
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Today, a measly 45 minutes yoga, but I have done everything that needs to be prepared for Monday.
Edited to add that Freelance Monotheist, you haven't quite made 40 hours yet, you've done 39h 30 mins so far. [ 24. January 2009, 19:04: Message edited by: Curiosity killed ... ]
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Joan_of_Quark
Anchoress of St Expedite
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Saturday: 24 mins stepping, 50 mins yoga
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Stevie Boy Wonder
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A busy couple of days, with 2 hours 20 minutes walking yesterday and another 2 hours 5 minutes today. Running total - 29 hours 40 minutes, I think.
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philip99a
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Saw a physio on Wednesday evening about my suffering knee (from over-use of an exercise bike!)
After long inspections and many questions he's said I should use the exercise bike again but only on low resistance and build upo slowly. Yippee!
So Wednes 15 mins up and down the stairs to my office at work + 20 mins brisk walk into town and back
Thurs: 30 mins brisk walk after dropping my car off for a service and returning to pick it up
Today: 10 mins exercise bike 40 mins brisk walking
So far: 4 hrs 40 mins
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Auntie Doris
Screen Goddess
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3 hours walking today.
Auntie Doris x
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Geneviève
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Friday, Jan. 23: 1 hr weights 12 min. crosstrainer
Total through Jan. 23: 3 hrs. 9 min.
slowly but surely getting going!
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Yangtze
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Sat 24th ctnd: another 1 hour 45 mins walking
That makes it 32 hours 15 mins I think.
I've passed my time for the last couple of races (hurrah) but am going to have to get my skates on to beat my first race time of 42 hours something.
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Sandemaniac
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Here's my week's efforts. 17:25 brought forward from last week.
5x30 150 mins commuting. 2x15 trips into town 0:30 20 mins walking round the Parks 30 mins two trips to Headington at ten minutes there and five back (it's a big hill!). 20 mins cycling up and down to cricket practice, with 60 mins of nets in between. 40 mins to-ing, from-ing and ringing practice, plus 25 mins similiarly for service. 1hr 10 dancing at a Burns' Supper, plus 30 mins getting there and back
I make that 7hrs 55 making a total thus far of 25hrs 20mins
Unfortunately my cold had come back for seconds, and I now ache from head to toe. Grr!
AG
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Celtic Knotweed
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Sat 24th:- 20 minutes getting into town
- 5 minutes to the parental abode from town
- 10 minutes up to Headington and 5 getting back (as Sandemaniac says, it's a big hill)
- 20 minutes getting home after dinner cooked by the paternal Knotweed
Can't really count the 4 hours I spent on Saturday ambling round a book fair acquiring yet more books. All I've done so far today is 25 minutes getting to, getting back, and ringing for service.
Total for this post of 1 hour 25 minutes, making the running total 26 hours. I'm worried. I'm actually ahead of Sandemaniac! What's he forgotten to add in?
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the famous rachel
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Today, I did 1 hour 33 minutes cycling and walking. It was meant to be a longer cycle ride without any walking, but the gears on my bike gave up part way round, and I got stuck in the highest gear, leaving me unable to get up hills. Hence, I walked up one hill and then decided discretion was the better part of valour and came home the short way.
I've also done 30 minutes in the garden digging farmyard manure into my emerging vegetable border.
Hence, running total: 34 hours 30 minutes
All the best,
Rachel.
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Yangtze
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Sunday 25th (so far, there will be more): 1 hr 10 mins walking
33 hours 25 mins I think [ 25. January 2009, 16:48: Message edited by: Yangtze ]
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blackbeard
Ship's Pirate
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Sat 24 Jan - NOWT (again) Sun 25 Jan (today) walk to church and back 15 + 15 m plus LONG walk from home to various bits of home town that I hadn't seen for ages and had forgot existed, around lake and return, 3 hours so total for today is 3 h 30 m and running total 38 h 10 m
ability to walk a reasonable number of miles without undue grief seems to be returning, much to my relief
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SusanDoris
Incurable Optimist
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1 hr 5 min
Swim, plus walk to/from.
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Joan_of_Quark
Anchoress of St Expedite
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50 mins cycling today
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Yangtze
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Sunday 25th ctnd: 30 mins walking to church and back this evening
33 hours 55 mins I think
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Sir Kevin
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20 minutes walking about the shops.
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Scots lass
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Well, my intentions of being more active over the weekend were good, but not overly successful! A further 1 hour of walking to add, most of which was today...
Oh dear!
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Curiosity killed ...
Ship's Mug
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Sunday listing, as usual:
- Freelance Monotheist 39h 0m
- Paul M 38h 34m
- blackbeard 38h 10m
- Ultracrepidarian 34h 45m
- Susan Doris 35h 40m
- the famous rachel 34h 30m
- Curiosity killed... 34h 0m
- Yangtze 33h 55m
- Wiff Waff 31h 20m
- Stevie Boy Wonder 29h 40m
- Sandemaniac 27h 45m
- Celtic Knotweed 25h 55m
- lily pad 25h 10m
- Auntie Doris 23h 0m
- Smudgie 20h 35m
- To the Pain 19h 47m
- Scots lass 19h 20m
- Joan of Quark 15h 16m
- NorthEast Quine 14h 40m
- Surfing Madness 13h 25m
- Autenrieth Road 12h 20m
- Meg the Red 11h 25m
- Cottontail 10h 40m
- philip99a 5h 40m
- = Angus McDangley 5h 0m
= chicklegirl 5h 0m - Sir Kevin 4h 0m
- comet 3h 25m
- Geneviève 3h 9m
- daisydaisy 3h 0m
- Nunzia 50m
edited to include Scots lass' post [ 25. January 2009, 21:51: Message edited by: Curiosity killed ... ]
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