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Old 07-28-2009, 05:07 PM #9
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I think this is a great idea, BBS

What to I do?

Currently I use an Elliptical - Most days I am on it for 30 minutes (give or take) which equals 2 miles. I use resistant bands and hand weights.

I am also in Physical Therapy.

I am going to be looking for ankle weights - the kind that have pockets to put small weights in and add more as needed.

Snoopy, that is awesome! I can swim a mile, but the elliptical beats my butt. I can maybe do a minute on it. You are the elliptical star!! I use the ankle weight and have worked up to 20 pounds--impossible! But True! Keep on moving
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