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The corset went out of fashion about 100 years ago but it seems we have forgotten the lessons we learned back then. Today, corsets are being marketed to women as a new form of leggings to be warn either all-day, even during workouts! Oh my! In this episode I share the main reason why you definitely do not want to exercise wearing a corset. https://www.couchtoactive.com
Visitor #5206 submitted a great note! Thank you!
Here's the book series blog page I mentioned.
https://www.couchtoactive.com/post/episode33
Having a healthy lifestyle also means your car is set up to help you succeed. https://www.couchtoactive.com
I love a good mystery. In this episode a listener asks about the knee pain she is having when attempting to start a new habit of jogging. https://www.couchtoactive.com
This is a great episode for anyone beginning a Couch to 5K program.
I want you to think outside of the box and take a fresh look at how you use the space in your home. https://www.couchtoactive.com
This is a conversation with Lyn where we don't talk about exercise. "Center your mind and put your hands to it." https://www.couchtoactive.com
Mentioned
Listening to the Other
Social Media Bubbles
Marie Kondo
Organizing my bathroom and kitchen pantry
White Fragility Book
My sabbatical
1/2 body weight squats
Netflix: The Social Dilemma
Netflix: My Octopus Teacher
Netflix: The Queens Gambit
I crossed the finish line of my first triathlon alone; and then I cried. https://www.couchtoactive.com
This would have been our 6th year. Hear motivation from our friends who completed all five years. https://www.couchtoactive.com
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November walking challenge
Advice from 5-year finishers: https://www.facebook.com/groups/NovemberWalking/permalink/796446960825695
Edith - I'll add, do what you can do and don't beat on yourself for what you couldn't do. Each day is a chance to try again
Bonnie -
1. I try something new each year with a personal challenge (e.g. do a different walk/find new place I've never been. This makes it fun to explore and be a tourist in my own area. 2. The creative photography fun. Look for cool angles, hidden shapes, unique colors, surprising finds, wildlife, as many different varieties of mushrooms as possible. 3. Pathetic but true. I love posting pics and trip reports then seeing the likes and comments. I have fun with the narrative before I post. 4. Accountability so helps. 5. Not beating myself up if I don't do something amazing. A little walk around the neighborhood is better than nothing. (And if don't even make that, it is ok. Sometimes our bodies need rest to heal and prevent a cold) 6. Not letting time of day or weather stop me. Having headlamp, reflective vest, bracelets, etc. for night walks, all the rain gear, fun giant umbrella and rainboots if it is pouring, a puffy, cute hat and sock monkey mittens if it is cold.... 7. This year with a different schedule being creative in finding some walks/hikes that are farther away. My bucket list is to do turkey trot on Thanksgiving wearing a tutu, hat with the feathers , etc. Kevin - My advice is first, have fun. Second, set whatever goal is good for you, and for no one else. And have fun with your goal. Third, make time, every day. Whatever time of day works for you. And have fun no matter how much time you spend on any day. Fourth, hold yourself accountable in a fun way. No one else is the boss of you. Do what you can each day and celebrate it. And have fun. I love the November Walking Challenge because it really just impacted daily habits. I focus more on consistent daily activity more so than when Lyn started this 5 years ago. I do it because I want to. And I have fun. Philip - My motivation is simple. We exist once. Make the most of it. Staying healthy makes the most of it. Thank yo for a great 5 years!Phil, Gina, Kevin, Bonnie, Bethany, Patty, Candice, Rebecca, Erika, Jennifer, Jennifer, Jenn, Alicia, Scott, Edith, Bryan, and my old pal Anne.
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