As soon as everyone was let through the classroom door, the hunting and gathering began. To be a successful participant in class you needed to assemble the following work-out equipment:
- a mat
- a stepping block
- two free weights
- a medicine ball
- a bar
- weights to put on the bar
- weight clips for the weights on the bar
- a giant workout ball
- a resistance band
I think that's it. It was crazy! But the nice part about all the wacky equipment was it gave us a lot of different exercises to do--so nothing was too long or too strenuous.
The good news is that I could do all but one of the 58 different exercises we did. I could not get my act in order to do this one particular ab lift. Maybe you should try it. Lay down on your side with one forearm pressed to the ground. Pull your legs barely in front of you so you're making a slight V. Then lift your legs high in the air to meet your other outstretched arm pointing at the ceiling. Ha. I could not make my body move that way. It was pretty humorous actually. Even the rather large lady in front of me could get her legs off the ground. Mine just wouldn't move! I couldn't figure out the rhythm. Hahahah.
Moral of the story--the class wasn't that hard and I'd do it again. Even with as much (good) pain I'm in today. I'd like to do it twice a week; it's on Tuesday and Thursday. But I can't commit to Tuesdays--American Idol needs to hurry up and end. It's the only show I stop my life for. More on that later I'm sure.
P.S. Doing 40 minutes on the bike is not a good idea before this hour long class.
5 comments:
Interesting website with a lot of resources and detailed explanations.
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did you have to bring all those things yourself to class? that would be enough to STOP me from going!
Kinobud
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