dream it,
do it
Try a New Sport
17 Members
Member Updates
sherrillynn wrote on 2/10/2010:
I'm starting out slowly - running for 10 seconds and walking for 50 seconds for one-hour. I had shin splints yesterday, so I only did this for 15 minutes and then worked out at Curves for one-half hour. I feel very confident that I can be in shape to run the 10k in September. I am really hoping my Granddaughter will join me.
1 comments
Katiebell wrote on 8/9/2009:
My dream/goal is to start walking and eventually move into running. For way too long I have told myself that I'm not a runner, that I don't like running. Well, it's time to be truthful with myself and realize that I have never ran long enough or frequently enough to know if I like to run let alone if it can become a lifestyle. I love the idea of a form of exercise that only requires shoes (check), comfortable clothes (check) and music or book on CD (check) to help bring mental focus away from that nasty little voice, Gordita. It would be something that I can do ANYWHERE. Only downfall is Marley is now just old enough to not be able to join unless we went to a track. I will start putting myself 1st! My health and sanity are waiting for me :)
SK wrote on 2/10/2009:
I am well on my way to the half marathon run for LLS. I need to step up the longer runs on the week-ends to 8-10 miles by the end of Feb. In March I will do more loger runs and increase hill runs. I will need to start practicing carb eating before my runs to get used to that kind of food. RE: Mt. Biking- I have selected the bike. I have the best bike helmet- it's a socially responsbile purchase- a pink one for the breast cancer fundraising.
SK wrote on 2/10/2009:
I ma well on my way to the half marathon run for LLS. I need to step up the lnger runs on the week-ends to 8-10 miles by the end of Feb. In March I will do more loger runs and increase hill runs. I will need to start practicing carb eating before my runs to get used to that kind of food.
tanyajayne wrote on 1/14/2009:
Well went and bought snow shoes today and will try them out tomorrow weather permitting
NadiaRules wrote on 1/13/2009:
No answer at facility during the day; need to call this evening.
nursecjk wrote on 1/7/2009:
Want to run on trampoline all winter, and continue my strengthening program all winter.
pukashell wrote on 12/12/2008:
Today I became a member of Spryliving.
Do I have to mention just one sport and if I mention more than one does that mean that I am not focused?
Anyway I always backed off from martial arts. The one I want to try is kendo.
Other sports I want to try is jujutsu, lacrosse, rugby and bob sledding.
#7, 7:57 PM, PST....entered entries in my other blogs
cgoulet wrote on 11/10/2008:
I have done the same occupation for 23 years. I am in desperate need of a change. But the town in which I live is small and isolated; there seems little opportunity. My spouse is not supportive...he says just hang in there, being unhappy with a job is better than being unhappy without a job. I am trying to balance all of this...but I need a change to a job in which I feel valued and that the work I do is worthwhile and contributing. Where to begin?
judywagner wrote on 9/29/2008:
I want to explore and meet new people.. other people that are POSITIVE Thinkers.. Have a great outlook on life... Be around people who have good goals in life and are Happy People.. I would like to have a buddy system with someone.. to keep going on my new outlook in life...
I have come this far... on my own... and I feel Iam at a standstill with motivation... I am getting lots of good commments on my new "sexy" look.. but I need to feel good inside as well..
Member Discussions
See what people are talking about in the Try a New Sport section of our message board. Click here to view the Try a New Sport discussion.
Smart Moves Workout Videos Try these workouts from Spry fitness coach, Petra Kolber. They're not available for download, but you can access them here at any time.
Plan your paces
Chart your next walk or run-free-at MapMyRun.com. The site helps you calculate miles covered and calories burned during your trek. read all tips
