David | January 4, 2011 | 1:35 am
My stepson is out of shape and a bit overweight. He is having a hard time with skiing and I think it’s partly because he’s out of shape. Are there any exercises that he can do to help him gain some more strength? He’s a great kid and I know that he will do them. He just needs some guidance.
Thank you for the advice. It’s kind of hard to ride a bike now but he has been in the summer. He’s been playing soccer and baseball as well. We can take him swimming the weekends we have him. There is an indoor pool at the club we belong to. I’d love to cut out the junk but that’s not a possibility because his mom gives him whatever he wants. He won’t eat otherwise so I see why she does it. But maybe we can work on it gradually as he’s not that stubborn. We can definitely do squats. I’ve been getting him off the couch when he plays the wii game. He’s figured out how to move as little as possible. I’ll keep on him. He does listen to me.
I like the indoor sports thing and will suggest it. I think he would enjoy it too because he seemed to have fun with soccer and baseball.
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David | December 30, 2010 | 3:59 pm
My skis stopped moving in powder, but I kept going and there is a small ache on the interior side of my knee. I still have five lift tickets for this season and I need the exercise. So, I should probably give my knee some support. Where did you buy your knee brace/support?
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | December 26, 2010 | 6:29 am
What single piece of exercise equipment, to be kept behind the couch, (there is a 4 foot space between couch & wall), would be most efficient at lowering blood pressure & blood sugar. Oh & it must be simple to use for the inept, so don’t suggest rowing machine we are not that coordinated.
We can walk about the neighborhood so I don’t think a walking machine would be most efficient use of space or money.
Should it be the stairs, (non in my home), that skiing thingy? Or something else?
This is to lower blood sugar & blood pressure, losing weight is secondary concern.
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
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David | December 21, 2010 | 9:05 pm
Hi, I’m fifteen and I was wondering how to get exercise in the winter? There isn’t much to do where I live other than skiing and snowboarding, and I don’t like that sort of thing. I can’t jog, because it’s really, really icy and slippery. All I can think of to do is walk, which is fine, but I was wondering of there is anything else? Oh, and I’m also taking up yoga, and I was wondering if it’s considered exercise? Thanks!
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | December 17, 2010 | 11:29 am
I have no idea how to go about this.
Temperature will be about 0 degrees Centigrade, so not too cold.
Do you think one thermal + one shirt + one jumper + one waterproof ski jacket will be enough?
Or how about one thermal + one shirt + one warm jacket + one waterproof ski jacket?
Will I need 2 thermals?
Do you get hot after exercising for a while?
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | December 13, 2010 | 11:11 am
Ok, so I just turned 18 within the last 3 weeks, I’m around 5′11” and I’m about 230 lbs. last time I checked, but the last time I checked my weight was in November/December, so really, I could weigh less cause I went skiing a least once a week this ski season. My obsession as of December of 2006 has been skiing, and I feel as though my weight is holding me back from being a better/faster skier, even though everyone I meet says I am a great skier for skiing for under 2 years. I really just want to know what would be the best thing to do to get into shape before the next ski season. I know I really should just work out more, but I don’t like working out alone, and I don’t really like working out in gym’s, because my type of exercise is actually doing something like playing soccer or some type of sport. I just need ideas, help, and suggestions on what I should do.
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | December 9, 2010 | 8:50 pm
I’m a virgin alright and never even used a tampon in my life, but I heard it can break anyway from exercise- and I’ve been physically active my whole life. I love to walk, hike, swim and ski. I also horseback ride sometimes. I also heard that some women are born without them. I just hope my future hubby doesn’t think I’m not a virgin just because I don’t have one. I think a hymen is a very unfair and inaccurate way of determining virginity.
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | December 6, 2010 | 6:25 am
I have been intensely working out for the past 3+ months and have lost 25lbs thus far; dropped from a size 10 to a size 6. I am 10lbs away from my goal but it seems like my body has stopped responding to my dieting and workout routine. So much that I have increased the speed & time in my running, increased intensity in spinning, ski machine and elliptical, and nothing. I have been at the same weight for 3 weeks now. What can I do to pick up the results again?
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | December 2, 2010 | 6:38 am
I am 15 years old,male,5"11,and 268 pounds. Before i would take in like almost 3000 calories a day not including snacks. Since i had my physical about a week ago ive been dieting and exercising much more. Since the physical i have only been taking in about 800-1000 calories and doing sit ups and about 1 hour of work out ski steps,also 15 minute brisk walks on my treadmill or outside. If i continue to do this will i loose about 8 pounds per month.
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.
David | November 27, 2010 | 8:50 pm
I want to tone my legs and build my endurance for ski season. Is spinning good for that? Pilates? anything else?
Oh, and I just learned about some "secret" exercises that all skiers should be doing for powerful legs and reducing injuries.
Click here to read about the secret exercises. The exercises were really awesome and helpful. I highly recommend it.