Well my wife and I joined a gym yesterday before I went into work for my last shift. It's a nice little gym we have about a 3 minute drive or 15minute walk from our house, so it is very convenient. In fact I am an alumni, although not for a few years, during one of my dieting phases I gave it a try.
Anyway, tonight we went for our first workout, and I have to say I feel.... errr... pain, okay, I feel pain, in my legs, ouch! I think they hurt now, wait until the morning. I only did a short workout, but for a guy who hasn't worked out since the Reagan administration in the states it is a little difficult to get started.
So I started off on the treadmill and did that for 25 minutes, which I am pretty proud of, and I did it at a moderate pace of 3.0(whatever that equates to I don't have a clue) While my DW started jogging on hers. HUH! Jogging, that bi$%h! lol :)
After my 25 minutes, which my legs were burning after the first ten and I endured thinking the burn would subside(it didn't) I did 10 minutes on the stair machine. That thing was sent to earth by the devil, seriously I think satan himself designed the friggin' thing, talk about an awkward, painful experience, but I made it through. And I almost didn't pass out either, well okay, not really pass out, just seeing little black dots for a couple of seconds, nothing to get too excited about. The important thing is I got my heart rate up, and I did it, I really did it. I didn't just think about doing it, I actually went out and, yeah, I know, you get it.
So tomorrow I am planning on going back and torturing myself a little more(as long as my legs co-operate anyway), I have been reassured by several people that it gets better, and at some point you actually look forward to doing this to yourself, well here's hoping.
L8R, Wayne
Saturday, November 8, 2008
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2 comments:
Good for you... A gym! That's awesome.. remember though, baby steps! Little bit at a time, don't kill yourself! That's great though, I'm very proud of you!
Just remember to take it slow after surgery! :)
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