There's a few here, they just don't seem to be too active. Seems like they make an introduction and don't do much more...I think it'd be hard to recruit younger people here. They don't want to be where we are.
Young'un? Lol.
Maybe we need to recruit some more young pups to this site. Diversity, right?
I know you must be referring to Spikey. He's the young 'un here. lol
Walked twice distance this am. Started weight training with bar only.Did stretches, then 5 reps of curle upper body.
After dr appt realized if I'm going to get help it up to me. I'm looking for new dr.s.
They know they caused me the stroke by sending me hoem to lower my BP too fast instead of lowering it there slowly.
One told me it is very dangerous to lower BP too fast can kill you. So guess I'm lucky they gave me a stoke. Went down over 100 points.
Anyway I'll listen to some music and dance around some too for the anxiety.
Do whatever you do, Meer. So long as it gets you moving, it's all good and I support you doing it.Ok so no fans of Jackie Wilson wish I could do WipeOut but even the young do that one in slow motion.
Do whatever you do, Meer. So long as it gets you moving, it's all good and I support you doing it.
I think the cardio is probably far more important for you. My Pops had a heart attack at age 47. He started doing cardio afterward, but little to no weights. Around age 60 he added very light (3, 5, and 10 pounds) dumbbells to his exercise, and he always does stretches. He turns 85 next month and is still standing straight with full mobility, and still walks 4-5 times a week.Just got bak from walk, hubby said no weight training today, just do the walk.
Day three and so far fell little better. :lil guy:
I think the cardio is probably far more important for you. My Pops had a heart attack at age 47. He started doing cardio afterward, but little to no weights. Around age 60 he added very light (3, 5, and 10 pounds) dumbbells to his exercise, and he always does stretches. He turns 85 next month and is still standing straight with full mobility, and still walks 4-5 times a week.
If you haven't already, I'd talk to the doc about weight training so soon after a stroke. I'm not an expert though, and you know your own body better than anyone else, including the doc. You sound like you're on the right track to me...
I'm right here. Been at work. Been lazy about taking walks, but still get a workout at my job some days. My weight fluctuates between 5-6 pounds, I'm good with that. I haven't been this light since before kids. Yay, go me.
BlueZ and I are same age I think. I shocked some co-workers the other day when I told them how old I am. They thought I was much younger. Bacpacker and I are a couple few months apart.Yes and then you'd have some real compitition, huh.
Yes Spike is one but I thought Bluez is younger too.
Today I started my exercise program at 9am. I did not want to ' get up off that thing and dance ' or walk[ 60s song:lil guy:] ".
But I did make myself walk to mailbox which is about city block distance and backso 2 blocks. And after dr appt will do a little weight lifting.
So I'm not using garden for exercise now but walking, dance and use weight bar and few small weights we found we didn't give way.
BlueZ and I are same age I think. I shocked some co-workers the other day when I told them how old I am. They thought I was much younger. Bacpacker and I are a couple few months apart.
IIRC, BlueZ is in his early 50s. I'm in my late 40s. Of course, you ladies are all 29, right?So now you telling me I'm the oldest one on the log block?
Well guess I'll have to try harder.
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