Guest guest Posted June 8, 2006 Report Share Posted June 8, 2006 Hi to All: I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! Suze Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 8, 2006 Report Share Posted June 8, 2006 Hi Suze and welcome to Lifelift. I'm so glad you love it so much. Rashelle can most definately better answer your question; but coming from experience and years of doing Lifelift; yes; this can be your only aerorbic exercise. Isn't it wonderful to have Lifelift instead of standard aerobic exercises to do? The only other type of aerobic type exercises I do is walk briskly when I have the time; or use my Gazelle. And with my life's current schedule; neither of these exercises take place much. Just lifelift. Other lifelifters on this list incorporate their LL breathing during their pilates workout. Some also do the LL breaths while walking or doing one of the walk away the pounds videos. I'm unable to do both at the same time; so if I do a walking video; I do some LL breathing before and after. : ) Take care, Wanda. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Welcome Suze!!! Blessings R Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! Hi to All: I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! Suze Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 I'm just like Wanda - - I have trouble doing LL while walking, so I just do LL breathing before and after. Melinda ) Re: Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! Hi Suze and welcome to Lifelift. I'm so glad you love it so much. Rashelle can most definately better answer your question; but coming from experience and years of doing Lifelift; yes; this can be your only aerorbic exercise. Isn't it wonderful to have Lifelift instead of standard aerobic exercises to do? The only other type of aerobic type exercises I do is walk briskly when I have the time; or use my Gazelle. And with my life's current schedule; neither of these exercises take place much. Just lifelift. Other lifelifters on this list incorporate their LL breathing during their pilates workout. Some also do the LL breaths while walking or doing one of the walk away the pounds videos. I'm unable to do both at the same time; so if I do a walking video; I do some LL breathing before and after. : ) Take care, Wanda. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Hi Suze, My name is Pat, and I am so happy to meet you!!! I just do Life Lift breathing, and is works really well for me on its own. I started the program at the end of February (2006) and I think that it is the most wonderful weight loss/health improvement/health maintenance technique that I have ever found anywhere!!! After only one week to 10 days after I started the Life Lift breathing, I lost 8 inches around my waist. It took me much longer to start losing pounds. More than three months, to be exact. Within the last month, or maybe, the last 3 weeks, I have lost 12 lbs. Needless to say, I am so very happy about my progress and about how easy and how much fun this program is!!! I am so very happy with it!! I just bought the Computer Commuter CD that Rashelle produces. In fact, I bought 2 copies of it, one for my computer and one for my CD player in my bedroom!!! That way, I will not have to carry one CD back and forth from and to my bedroom with me. Rashelle's Computer Commuter CD is, from what I understand, a recording of her doing Life Lift breathing. So, if you buy that CD, you will be able to put it in your computer CD slot or into a CD player and will be able to breathe along with Rashelle, and so feel like she is there in the room with you, breathing along with you!!! I can't wait to get my 2 CDs in the mail!!! I hope that they will get to me tomorrow, as I ordered them for myself last week. I hope hat you will buy the Computer Commuter CD or the same program in cassette format!!! I know that you will love it, even though I don't have it yet. I have most of Rashelle's exercise videos and The Victory Theory, The Victory Theory is a 6 CD audio program for your mind. It is really wonderful. I love it and I highly recommend it to you. Well, Suze, that's all for now. Once again, it is SO VERY NICE to meet you!! The best of luck to you with Life Lift and please make sure that you post your results to the group. Welcome to our wonderful email group!!!! Love always, Pat Rettig wrote: >Welcome Suze!!! > > >Blessings > R > Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! > > > Hi to All: > > I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this > daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only > aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I > am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The > thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of > aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you > WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can > enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! > > Suze > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 I love the Victory Theory, too, Suze. I started listening to mine about the same time Pat did. I'm finding that I have a much more positive outlook on life since I began. I find myself looking at events, circumstances, etc in a whole new way. I just don't seem to dwell on negative thoughts. I find I'm more forgiving, more accepting, more loving, and just more at peace. I love Rashelle's products, but I never would have dreamed that something so simple would help me so much. All this, and I'm still on the first CD. Melinda ) Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! > > > Hi to All: > > I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this > daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only > aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I > am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The > thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of > aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you > WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can > enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! > > Suze > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 I am so glad that you do Life Lift breathing, Melinda, and I am so very glad that I know you!!! Love always, Pat The Family wrote: >I'm just like Wanda - - I have trouble doing LL while walking, so I just do LL breathing before and after. > >Melinda ) > Re: Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! > > > Hi Suze and welcome to Lifelift. I'm so glad you love it so much. > Rashelle can most definately better answer your question; but coming > from experience and years of doing Lifelift; yes; this can be your only > aerorbic exercise. Isn't it wonderful to have Lifelift instead of > standard aerobic exercises to do? The only other type of aerobic type > exercises I do is walk briskly when I have the time; or use my > Gazelle. And with my life's current schedule; neither of these > exercises take place much. Just lifelift. > > Other lifelifters on this list incorporate their LL breathing during > their pilates workout. Some also do the LL breaths while walking or > doing one of the walk away the pounds videos. I'm unable to do both at > the same time; so if I do a walking video; I do some LL breathing > before and after. : ) > > Take care, > Wanda. > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Hello Suze, Welcome to LifeLift I sent you a personal message to answer your question, but I will answer it here too so that everyone can get the benefit of the answer. I am so pleased that you are loving LifeLift. I used to work out for around 2 hours a day doing traditional aerobic type workouts. I stopped many years ago and now all I do is LifeLift. I find that I am in much better shape at 61 doing LifeLift than I was when I did hours of the grueling traditional aerobics. Aerobic means to get enough oxygen into the bloodstream to convert to fuel to burn fat. LifeLift puts the focus totally on getting oxygen to the bloodstream through deep breathing so you get into an aerobic state much faster than with traditional aerobics. This is why so many people report having much better results with LifeLift than they have ever had with traditional aerobic exercise. I often combine the LifeLift breaths with different positions, like I show in the DVD's. Some are Pilates movements, some are yoga movements, some are variations of movements used in many different types of exercise. The purpose of this is to draw the oxygen to the specific area for body sculpting. If you stretch or flex any muscle and do LifeLift the oxygen will rush to that area for toning in that area. This may also cause your body to burn fat in that area. It is fine to do any other type of exercise, combined with LifeLift if you want to. I personally love many of the Pilates movements so if you do that with LifeLift, it is great, but many of our LifeLifters do nothing but LifeLift and they report having exceptional, long term results. Be Healthy and take good care, Rashelle Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift. Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! Hi to All: I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! Suze Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Hello my dear Pat... You are my incredible shrinking woman, but most of all you are just filled with so much love and so much gratitude that you make everyone feel like they have been lifted by your generous, giving heart. You are a treasure! Be Healthy and take good care, Rashelle Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift. Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! > > > Hi to All: > > I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this > daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only > aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I > am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The > thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of > aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you > WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can > enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! > > Suze > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Hi Rashelle, So what you are saying here is that traditional aerobic exercixe burns fat INDIRECTLY and that Life Lift burns fat MUCH MORE DIRECTLY than traditional expercise does???? Love always, Pat Rashelle Haines wrote: >Hello Suze, > >Welcome to LifeLift > >I sent you a personal message to answer your question, but I will answer it here too so that everyone can get the benefit of the answer. > >I am so pleased that you are loving LifeLift. > >I used to work out for around 2 hours a day doing traditional aerobic type workouts. I stopped many years ago and now all I do is LifeLift. > >I find that I am in much better shape at 61 doing LifeLift than I was when I did hours of the grueling traditional aerobics. Aerobic means to get enough oxygen into the bloodstream to convert to fuel to burn fat. LifeLift puts the focus totally on getting oxygen to the bloodstream through deep breathing so you get into an aerobic state much faster than with traditional aerobics. This is why so many people report having much better results with LifeLift than they have ever had with traditional aerobic exercise. > >I often combine the LifeLift breaths with different positions, like I show in the DVD's. Some are Pilates movements, some are yoga movements, some are variations of movements used in many different types of exercise. The purpose of this is to draw the oxygen to the specific area for body sculpting. If you stretch or flex any muscle and do LifeLift the oxygen will rush to that area for toning in that area. This may also cause your body to burn fat in that area. > >It is fine to do any other type of exercise, combined with LifeLift if you want to. I personally love many of the Pilates movements so if you do that with LifeLift, it is great, but many of our LifeLifters do nothing but LifeLift and they report having exceptional, long term results. > >Be Healthy and take good care, > >Rashelle >Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift. >Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress >Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift >www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing > > > > Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! > > > Hi to All: > > I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this > daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only > aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I > am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The > thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of > aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you > WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can > enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! > > Suze > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted June 9, 2006 Report Share Posted June 9, 2006 Hi Rashelle, I am so glad that I make you and everyone else on our list so happy and that I encourage all of you so much!!! Yes, I am shrinking, and I really love it!! I never thought that losing weight and inches could be so easy and so much fun!!! Love always, Pat Rashelle Haines wrote: >Hello my dear Pat... > >You are my incredible shrinking woman, but most of all you are just filled with so much love and so much gratitude that you make everyone feel like they have been lifted by your generous, giving heart. > >You are a treasure! > >Be Healthy and take good care, > >Rashelle >Harness the Powerful Benefits of Oxygen with LifeLift. >Oxygen burns fat, tones muscles, reduces stress >Be healthier with each breath you take with LifeLift >www.oxygenlift.net. LifeLift is the Original Aerobic Breathing > > Hi, Newbie Here With a Question! > > > > > > Hi to All: > > > > I just love Life Lift. Here is a question for you. Can I do this > > daily routine, with 40 +/- breaths, and have this be my basically only > > aerobic exercise? I like to do Pilates in addition to Life Lift but I > > am concerned that it may not be enough in the aerobic department. The > > thing is that I always stay with the breathing but hate other forms of > > aerobics generally, and you know how the saying goes, " You do what you > > WILL do " , and that is what I WILL do. Anyway, hope someone can > > enlighten me a bit. Blessings for you all! > > > > Suze > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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