40 minutes walking
766/800
I've been so inspired by you guys! I'll keep the numbers for April - anyone got a fancy title for the thread?
2TxAgs said:I've started a new thread for us - Our Active April. Go easy on me cuz I'm not a frequent forum user, so I may not be as quick or as accurate as mrsdrake in updating, and my first couple of multi-quote responses may look strange til I get it figured out!
mrsdrake - I copied most of your text to start the April thread - hope you don't mind. and when you're done with your taxes, maybe you can take a look at mine? I'm usually done mid-feb and just can't get into it this year....
30 minutes of kickboxing and weights....
800/800! Yippee!!! But I'm gonna keep going!
I've started a new thread for us - Our Active April. Go easy on me cuz I'm not a frequent forum user, so I may not be as quick or as accurate as mrsdrake in updating, and my first couple of multi-quote responses may look strange til I get it figured out!
disneymom2one said:I'm back from vacation (took all four days off from working out - really needed it). I got in a long walk this morning but am hoping to get in some more this afternoon so I'll hold off posting but I wanted to reply to the question about minutes.
The only thing that works for me is to consistently get up and out the door 90 minutes or so before my husband and teenager. If I can get out by 4:30 (used to be earlier but our new house is much closer to school/work), I can be back by 6:30. My teen leaves for school at 6:40 so I get a few minutes with her. After she leaves, I jump in the shower and start my day. I do work as an adjunct math professor but my classes are later in the day this semester and I don't need to be at work before mid morning. I generally run three times a week and walk the rest of the time. I need to to mix it up more and it's embarrassing how little strength training I do (okay usually none).
My sister has two little kids and a full time job and also lives in a big city where running/walking in the dark would not be a great idea. My insanity would never work for her or for most people. I'm really fortunate and I spend a lot of time on these crazy runs trying to remember that.
I'm back from vacation (took all four days off from working out - really needed it). I got in a long walk this morning but am hoping to get in some more this afternoon so I'll hold off posting but I wanted to reply to the question about minutes.
The only thing that works for me is to consistently get up and out the door 90 minutes or so before my husband and teenager. If I can get out by 4:30 (used to be earlier but our new house is much closer to school/work), I can be back by 6:30. My teen leaves for school at 6:40 so I get a few minutes with her. After she leaves, I jump in the shower and start my day. I do work as an adjunct math professor but my classes are later in the day this semester and I don't need to be at work before mid morning. I generally run three times a week and walk the rest of the time. I need to to mix it up more and it's embarrassing how little strength training I do (okay usually none).
My sister has two little kids and a full time job and also lives in a big city where running/walking in the dark would not be a great idea. My insanity would never work for her or for most people. I'm really fortunate and I spend a lot of time on these crazy runs trying to remember that.