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Well I actually somehow pulled a muscle in my back today just sitting at my desk all day and didn't want to make it worse. Its weird thing that happens once a year or so. Ice cream is delicious but only to be eaten in moderation.
Well I actually somehow pulled a muscle in my back today just sitting at my desk all day and didn't want to make it worse. Its weird thing that happens once a year or so. Ice cream is delicious but only to be eaten in moderation.
Whats the shoulder injury? Anything you can do now about it so it doesnt effect your training?
But man good for you! It always nice to have something to train towards.
I swear hot yoga is one of the hardest workouts I've done in my life. Sometimes I wonder if its harder than lifting weights.
Finally managed to figure out how to get into the gym at my complex (it was a bit confusing when i couldn't even remember where it was to begin with), and have made use of the pool, and making good use of having a fridge/freezer/kitchen to myself and cooking again. Tracking, weighing/measuring food, and adding the workout routine back in.
Paying off, scale is finally dropping. Not being able to fall back on my old excuses is a good thing - shoot, even my commute is shorter now (takes about half the time it did in CA), so I have plenty of time to even do errands and still get everything done at home in the evening - with some time left to relax too.
I have no idea what is wrong with the shoulder. I'm a little scared to find out but I should. I'm scared they are going to tell me i have a rotater cuff tear.
I have no idea what is wrong with the shoulder. I'm a little scared to find out but I should. I'm scared they are going to tell me i have a rotater cuff tear.
Possible rotator cuff, and maybe onset of tendonitis from overuse. You're going to have to rest it.....no swimming.
When you start to swim again, work on stroke mechanics and body rotation. Concentrating on those two helped me alleviate my shoulder issues. Do not use hand paddles for now, as they put a lot of stress on your shoulders, also.
Based on the time and distance you posted previously, I don't foresee you having any problems with swim portion.
For now, get some seat time on the bike, and continue with 3-4 mile runs during week, and increasingly longer runs on the weekends.
I swear hot yoga is one of the hardest workouts I've done in my life. Sometimes I wonder if its harder than lifting weights.
I've only done regular yoga but hot yoga sounds more of a mental endurance test than a super physical workout. I wonder if a yogi would say the same about a full body weight training workout -- the yoga moves I've seen tend to be pushing movements and quad dominant, pulling moves like rows/pullups and the hamstrings get neglected.