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Showing posts with label lululemon. Show all posts

Saturday, July 4, 2015

Fourth of July Workout

Happy Fourth ya’ll!  Want to get a quick workout in before you head out for your 4th festivities? 

It’s raining here in Memphis, so the kids and I are just sitting around goofing around.  We came up with this short, but fun workout.  See if you can find the pattern in the workout numbers J
7 Pushups

4 sets of Plank partner slaps (if you don’t have a partner, just tap hand forward, both hand taps = 1 set)

20 Crunches

15 Sumo squats

7 Burpees: jump optional

4 Squats with front kick (both legs = 1 move)

20 back ward lunges, you guessed it, you got 2 legs, so count both legs as 1 move.

15 Floor dips (Tricep dips)

Repeat 5 times, or more!

Hope everyone has a fun and safe Fourth of July!!!!

***Did you figure out the pattern?*** 

Wednesday, July 1, 2015

Fighting for Air…..

Outdoor fitness is home to many fitness enthusiasts, however, if you suffer with asthma it can have disastrous outcomes.  I don’t have exercise induced asthma, but sometimes I find out the hard way why I should always run with my inhaler. 
Some of my triggers include grass and smoke.  Recently a house, near our neighborhood, was hit by lightning.  It burned for a while, filling the sky with smoke.  I understood how that would affect my asthma, and made sure I took my meds that day.  The next day, I went for a run.  I passed the house that was on fire the day before.  What I didn’t realize was the lingering effect of the smoke.  Thank goodness my asthma isn’t bad, but definitely hampered my run that day.  Always remember your triggers could pop up anytime during an outdoor workout.  Be preventative, be prepared!


*TIP: most running shorts, and pants now have a back zipper, located on the waist band.  It’s meant for keys and identification cards, however, an inhaler will fit in that back pocket.  Lululemon and Athleta, both have this zipper on the back of their running shorts.

Ways to find out more on asthma:
http://www.aafa.org/display.cfm?id=8&sub=42