of course I've also got my full set of DDP Yoga that I'm working my way through I'm still in the beginner section but now I'm moving into a little bit higher beginner level I bought a whole DVD set so it goes up to Pro I ain't there yet but I'm working on it he focuses a lot on isometrics for the lower body well in the upper body too I know when I'm done with the 27 minute workout I'm pouring sweat must be doing some good
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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@Mattride 😁 I think her name is Dr. Tyna, but she looks like she could fix a headache
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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@Deb... that's great!!! I noticed last night that I've gotten alot more flexible just through more movement and strength requiring chores. 👀🙈🙉🙊😅☠️ I really need to get me some of that yoga! 🤣
22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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Ok if you ladies are doing deadlifts. Please read up on how to properly brace your core. I feel that’s the number one thing you must learn to not hurt yourself.
And yea body weight exercises are great beginner workouts. You don’t even need to touch weights until you could get reps of 30-60. Then you’ll have a good foundation of strength and can go into weight training. But Push-ups, squats, pull-ups, chair dips and crunches are all great movements
22 Jul 23 by member: Supergainz1
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Thanks for the tips, Super! You are definitely appreciated! 🙂
22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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@Super... any ideas on how to mimic modified pull-ups at home?
22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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You mean without a pull-up bar?
22 Jul 23 by member: Supergainz1
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22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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...and for a beginner that can't lift their own weight, yet.
22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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Well they sell dip stations that you can do upside down rows with. Or if you have weights that you can row with. Or you can get a door pull-up bar and use a chair to step on and use your legs to help push you up as needed. And as you get stronger you’ll need less n less of your legs until you can do one without
22 Jul 23 by member: Supergainz1
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@Super... Nice info! Thanks bunches!
22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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And for push-ups you can start using a couch. The more upright you are the easier it becomes. But as you get stronger you want to get more n more horizontal until you can hit full push-ups
22 Jul 23 by member: Supergainz1
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@Super... Wow! I'd never thought about that. It makes alot of sense! I'd been just trying to the modified ones on my knees instead of toes. I've got to learn how to group my muscles for workouts all over again. I've forgotten so much! 😏
22 Jul 23 by member: ZenusWarriorPrincess
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*taking notes* push-ups, squats, crunches, chair dips(?), pull-ups (rowing with weights) 30-60 reps b4 adding weights
22 Jul 23 by member: LadyinDenim
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LOLOL Super, IDK what a dead lift is, but I attempted to get down on the porch and do a real push up....well and I had to pull myself up with the porch rails, and it kinda felt like lifting a dead body....a very heavy dead body...so...deadlift 😆😆😆
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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@LadyD, I think my bowling ball is a 12#, hmmmm, wonder if I can use resin in the finger holes and attach a rope handle.....that might work, no bowling alleys around here, might as well use it for something besides a closet toe stumper!!!
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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YES!!! And I can slide a 4 inch piece of pvc over the rope to make a no burn handle...
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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@Deb aka Pollyanna, someone is on their third day fasted 😅 Good idea, though, Miss Chirpy McChirperson 🙂👌
22 Jul 23 by member: LadyinDenim
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LOL Lady D! My hobbies are making things, all kinds of things. I make wire tree sculptures with copper wire on a variety of wood bases, small logs, driftwood, pine knots, resin. I make jewelry, wire weaving and wrapping stones and beads. I do bottle art, using clay, paint, decoupage. I make soap, candles, incense, lotions and potions with essential oils. And I repurpose things that are no longer used into things that are once again useful. Hubby uses my skills when he needs something manufactured for a missing part that he can't locate, I can usually make a decent replacement. He bought me a huge she-shed to put all of my crafty crap in because the house was becoming a dangerous landslide. So the bowling ball has a lovely braided paracord and pvc handle attached to it, the resin will be fully cured in 72 hours 😁😁😁😁😁😁😁
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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I have a computer in my shed too, so when I have deskwork down as an exercise, that is when I am in the shed creating more stuff. I get a booth at our city's annual Christmas parade and I sell most of what I make there. I provide unique gifts for almost every walk of life. It's always a fun day!
22 Jul 23 by member: debrafrederick
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