Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi ! We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise. I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. Sara > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too. > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one. > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi ! We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise. I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. Sara > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too. > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one. > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi ! We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise. I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. Sara > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too. > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one. > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi ! We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise. I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. Sara > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too. > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one. > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi ! We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise. I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. Sara > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too. > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one. > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi Sara- I am going to look into those books. They sound really informative. I REALLY liked Angie 's workout. It is the hardest kb workout I have done so far. My daughter is doing a little better thanks. She seems to be doing fine and then will forget about it and move funny and aggravate it. It is hard to get her to maybe just completely take it easy on it for a few days:-) I know what you mean about being an equipment junkie. I see these beautiful homes on t.v. with a full gym and I get so jealous. Someday maybe:-) That is such a dream of mine. To have my own space like that and have it all organized and ready when I want to use it. I have kind of turned a small part of our living room into my "gym." I can't fit my tower in the basement because I wouldn't be able to do pull ups on it lol, my head would touch the ceiling - so everything kind of ended up upstairs. In a message dated 5/28/2009 11:41:01 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, sjajsa@... writes: Hi !We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not "necessary" by any means. :)Yes, the "complete book of" series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise.I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet.Sara>> That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only "big" piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially.> > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too.> > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one.> > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-)> > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes:> (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day!> We found the real 'Hotel California' and the 'Seinfeld' diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Hi Sara- I am going to look into those books. They sound really informative. I REALLY liked Angie 's workout. It is the hardest kb workout I have done so far. My daughter is doing a little better thanks. She seems to be doing fine and then will forget about it and move funny and aggravate it. It is hard to get her to maybe just completely take it easy on it for a few days:-) I know what you mean about being an equipment junkie. I see these beautiful homes on t.v. with a full gym and I get so jealous. Someday maybe:-) That is such a dream of mine. To have my own space like that and have it all organized and ready when I want to use it. I have kind of turned a small part of our living room into my "gym." I can't fit my tower in the basement because I wouldn't be able to do pull ups on it lol, my head would touch the ceiling - so everything kind of ended up upstairs. In a message dated 5/28/2009 11:41:01 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, sjajsa@... writes: Hi !We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not "necessary" by any means. :)Yes, the "complete book of" series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise.I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet.Sara>> That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only "big" piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially.> > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too.> > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one.> > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-)> > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes:> (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day!> We found the real 'Hotel California' and the 'Seinfeld' diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Too funny about the measurements, Sara!! I'm not at all surprised to hear it though, and I totally understand too!! :-) Re: / video free routines Hi !We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not "necessary" by any means. :)Yes, the "complete book of" series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise.I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet.Sara>> That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only "big" piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially.> > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too.> > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one.> > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-)> > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes:> (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day!> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Too funny about the measurements, Sara!! I'm not at all surprised to hear it though, and I totally understand too!! :-) Re: / video free routines Hi !We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not "necessary" by any means. :)Yes, the "complete book of" series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise.I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet.Sara>> That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only "big" piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially.> > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too.> > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one.> > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-)> > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes:> (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day!> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Too funny about the measurements, Sara!! I'm not at all surprised to hear it though, and I totally understand too!! :-) Re: / video free routines Hi !We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not "necessary" by any means. :)Yes, the "complete book of" series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise.I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet.Sara>> That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only "big" piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially.> > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too.> > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one.> > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-)> > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes:> (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day!> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Too funny about the measurements, Sara!! I'm not at all surprised to hear it though, and I totally understand too!! :-) Re: / video free routines Hi !We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, LOL. Priorities, you know? By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment junkie, so it's not "necessary" by any means. :)Yes, the "complete book of" series is where I learned weights from, so I'm biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or substitution for an exercise.I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet.Sara>> That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced workout. We > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only "big" piece of equipment > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially.> > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few years > ago. It is a good one too.> > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > that one.> > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > and ideas. I get bored easy:-)> > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes:> (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day!> Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Sara- I just checked out your site. It's fantastic. I really like the look of it and you have tons of information there. In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, sjajsa@... writes: Hi , That's a good idea to add on your own stuff, too! I've been eyeing some more gadgets for my pulldown station, and may have to consider that. I don't have any video-free scheduled for a while after this month!I love books! I have tons of workouts clipped from magazines, too. An oldie, but goodie that comes to mind is Sculpting Her Body Perfect. It's probably easy to find at the library, or maybe used and cheap, too. I like the "complete book of" series as well, but they are also older. They have a book for legs, arms/shoulders, abs, core, etc.I'm doing the same exercises next week that I did this week, but you can see what I did for the first two weeks of May (same exercises for two weeks) on my blog, if you want. Just click on the Muscle & Fitness category on the right hand side. http://mybasementgym.com/Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but maybe some day!Sara>> Hi Sara-> Yes, it sounds like we have the same kind of thing going. Your plan looks > really good! I like doing it this way. A lot of the time I will do half of > a workout dvd and then my own stuff. This is probably what I do most often > honestly, split it up like that. > > Those books are really good for getting workout ideas. If you know of any > more please pass them on:-)> > I am getting my 20# kettlebell next week. I am so excited. My kbq is > getting longer and longer. I have a list of exercises I do for that too, and now > have this song that I love that has the perfect beat for this workout. It > is on repeat over and over and over :-) It is so much fun I can't stop until > my legs are shot:-)> > I would love to hear more about your routines too-> > > **************Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in > the U.S. > (http://travel.aol.com/travel-ideas/domestic/national-tourism-week?ncid=emlcntustrav00000002)> We found the real 'Hotel California' and the 'Seinfeld' diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 28, 2009 Report Share Posted May 28, 2009 Sara- I just checked out your site. It's fantastic. I really like the look of it and you have tons of information there. In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, sjajsa@... writes: Hi , That's a good idea to add on your own stuff, too! I've been eyeing some more gadgets for my pulldown station, and may have to consider that. I don't have any video-free scheduled for a while after this month!I love books! I have tons of workouts clipped from magazines, too. An oldie, but goodie that comes to mind is Sculpting Her Body Perfect. It's probably easy to find at the library, or maybe used and cheap, too. I like the "complete book of" series as well, but they are also older. They have a book for legs, arms/shoulders, abs, core, etc.I'm doing the same exercises next week that I did this week, but you can see what I did for the first two weeks of May (same exercises for two weeks) on my blog, if you want. Just click on the Muscle & Fitness category on the right hand side. http://mybasementgym.com/Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but maybe some day!Sara>> Hi Sara-> Yes, it sounds like we have the same kind of thing going. Your plan looks > really good! I like doing it this way. A lot of the time I will do half of > a workout dvd and then my own stuff. This is probably what I do most often > honestly, split it up like that. > > Those books are really good for getting workout ideas. If you know of any > more please pass them on:-)> > I am getting my 20# kettlebell next week. I am so excited. My kbq is > getting longer and longer. I have a list of exercises I do for that too, and now > have this song that I love that has the perfect beat for this workout. It > is on repeat over and over and over :-) It is so much fun I can't stop until > my legs are shot:-)> > I would love to hear more about your routines too-> > > **************Recession-proof vacation ideas. Find free things to do in > the U.S. > (http://travel.aol.com/travel-ideas/domestic/national-tourism-week?ncid=emlcntustrav00000002)> We found the real 'Hotel California' and the 'Seinfeld' diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 I have to agree with you on the non fancy things. The only things I would REALLY love would be a WONDERFUL gym and a neat drawing studio. Other than that I am good:-). Just my very own space I guess. What we have does work out fine though. I just get a little jealous I have to admit when I see the gyms with the polished wood floors, floor to ceiling mirrors, gobs of weights and a ballet bar- oh and a fantastic stereo system of course. A girl can dream:-) lol Let me know what you think of that book, ok. I was curious about it too- We found the real 'Hotel California' and the 'Seinfeld' diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 I have to agree with you on the non fancy things. The only things I would REALLY love would be a WONDERFUL gym and a neat drawing studio. Other than that I am good:-). Just my very own space I guess. What we have does work out fine though. I just get a little jealous I have to admit when I see the gyms with the polished wood floors, floor to ceiling mirrors, gobs of weights and a ballet bar- oh and a fantastic stereo system of course. A girl can dream:-) lol Let me know what you think of that book, ok. I was curious about it too- We found the real 'Hotel California' and the 'Seinfeld' diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Hi , Glad to hear that Angie's is good! I previewed the tutorial once briefly, then got distracted my Amy Bento's 3 in 1, and haven't been back to Angie's yet, lol. Too funny about fancy home gyms. Most of the ones that I see I look at and think of what " else " I'd add to it, lol. But then again, it's rare that I'd be looking at very fancy houses, since I'm pretty non-fancy. Well, except for my gym, heh. Sounds like you have a pretty good set up, even if you have to steal space upstairs. It's being put to good use! On books, I'm also very interested in this kettlebell book that Kassia mentioned before: http://www.nofearfitness.com/products/kbworkbook.php I'm hoping to find it cheap somewhere (of course) but will pay full price if I have to once I'm ready to get it. Sara > > Hi Sara- > I am going to look into those books. They sound really informative. I > REALLY liked Angie 's workout. It is the hardest kb workout I have done > so far. My daughter is doing a little better thanks. She seems to be doing > fine and then will forget about it and move funny and aggravate it. It is > hard to get her to maybe just completely take it easy on it for a few days:-) > I know what you mean about being an equipment junkie. I see these > beautiful homes on t.v. with a full gym and I get so jealous. Someday maybe:-) That > is such a dream of mine. To have my own space like that and have it all > organized and ready when I want to use it. I have kind of turned a small part > of our living room into my " gym. " I can't fit my tower in the basement > because I wouldn't be able to do pull ups on it lol, my head would touch the > ceiling - so everything kind of ended up upstairs. > > > > In a message dated 5/28/2009 11:41:01 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > > > > > > Hi ! > > We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I > took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, > LOL. Priorities, you know? > > By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is > attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much > all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make > so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at > a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free > handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment > junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. > > Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm > biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my > rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! > But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or > substitution for an exercise. > > I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie > s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. > > Sara > > --- In _@exercisevideexe_ (mailto:@gr > oups.com) , snowlily1960@, snow > > > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced > workout. We > > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of > equipment > > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few > years > > ago. It is a good one too. > > > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > > that one. > > > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > > sjajsa@ writes: > > > (_http://mybasementgyhttp:/_ (http://mybasementgym.com/) ) > > > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I > have > > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before > I > > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more > kbell > > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights > plan a > > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, > but > > maybe some day! > > > > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Hi , Glad to hear that Angie's is good! I previewed the tutorial once briefly, then got distracted my Amy Bento's 3 in 1, and haven't been back to Angie's yet, lol. Too funny about fancy home gyms. Most of the ones that I see I look at and think of what " else " I'd add to it, lol. But then again, it's rare that I'd be looking at very fancy houses, since I'm pretty non-fancy. Well, except for my gym, heh. Sounds like you have a pretty good set up, even if you have to steal space upstairs. It's being put to good use! On books, I'm also very interested in this kettlebell book that Kassia mentioned before: http://www.nofearfitness.com/products/kbworkbook.php I'm hoping to find it cheap somewhere (of course) but will pay full price if I have to once I'm ready to get it. Sara > > Hi Sara- > I am going to look into those books. They sound really informative. I > REALLY liked Angie 's workout. It is the hardest kb workout I have done > so far. My daughter is doing a little better thanks. She seems to be doing > fine and then will forget about it and move funny and aggravate it. It is > hard to get her to maybe just completely take it easy on it for a few days:-) > I know what you mean about being an equipment junkie. I see these > beautiful homes on t.v. with a full gym and I get so jealous. Someday maybe:-) That > is such a dream of mine. To have my own space like that and have it all > organized and ready when I want to use it. I have kind of turned a small part > of our living room into my " gym. " I can't fit my tower in the basement > because I wouldn't be able to do pull ups on it lol, my head would touch the > ceiling - so everything kind of ended up upstairs. > > > > In a message dated 5/28/2009 11:41:01 A.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > > > > > > Hi ! > > We have a very, very small house - but I only decided to buy it *after* I > took measurements in the basement to make sure my exercise stuff would fit, > LOL. Priorities, you know? > > By pull down station, I just meant the lat pulldown/low row that is > attached to my smith machine. I'm sure you're pull down tower can do pretty much > all the same stuff, too! Pull down towers are SO versatile! And they make > so many attachments for them. I really like the triceps rope! I'm looking at > a new lat pulldown bar, that is width adjustable and has independent, free > handles to pull on instead of the bar. Looks neat. But I'm an equipment > junkie, so it's not " necessary " by any means. > > Yes, the " complete book of " series is where I learned weights from, so I'm > biased toward them. I would write down which page each exercise in my > rotation was on, and read and refer back during every workout - for months! > But I still pull them out now and then if I want a variation or > substitution for an exercise. > > I hope your daughter heals up quick, too! And glad to hear you liked Angie > s kbell workout! I have that one, but haven't tried it yet. > > Sara > > --- In _@exercisevideexe_ (mailto:@gr > oups.com) , snowlily1960@, snow > > > > That is great that you have your own pull down station! I haven't done a > > lot of work on them but they seem like a fun and really balanced > workout. We > > don't have a lot of room in our house so my only " big " piece of > equipment > > is my pull down tower:-) I really like it for abs especially. > > > > Believe it or not I have Sculpting Her Body Perfect! I got it a few > years > > ago. It is a good one too. > > > > I haven't heard of the complete book of series. I will have to look for > > that one. > > > > I will check out your workout. Thanks. I love looking for new routines > > and ideas. I get bored easy:-) > > > > > > > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > > sjajsa@ writes: > > > (_http://mybasementgyhttp:/_ (http://mybasementgym.com/) ) > > > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I > have > > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before > I > > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more > kbell > > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights > plan a > > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, > but > > maybe some day! > > > > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Hi , Thanks so much! I'm having a lot of fun with my site and have a list of things a mile long to add. Sara > > Sara- > I just checked out your site. It's fantastic. I really like the look of it > and you have tons of information there. > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > > > > > > Hi , > > That's a good idea to add on your own stuff, too! I've been eyeing some > more gadgets for my pulldown station, and may have to consider that. I don't > have any video-free scheduled for a while after this month! > > I love books! I have tons of workouts clipped from magazines, too. An > oldie, but goodie that comes to mind is Sculpting Her Body Perfect. It's > probably easy to find at the library, or maybe used and cheap, too. I like the > " complete book of " series as well, but they are also older. They have a book > for legs, arms/shoulders, abs, core, etc. > > I'm doing the same exercises next week that I did this week, but you can > see what I did for the first two weeks of May (same exercises for two weeks) > on my blog, if you want. Just click on the Muscle & Fitness category on > the right hand side. > _http://mybasementgyhttp:/_ (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > > Sara > > --- In _@exercisevideexe_ > (mailto: ) , snowlily1960@, snow > > > > Hi Sara- > > Yes, it sounds like we have the same kind of thing going. Your plan > looks > > really good! I like doing it this way. A lot of the time I will do half > of > > a workout dvd and then my own stuff. This is probably what I do most > often > > honestly, split it up like that. > > > > Those books are really good for getting workout ideas. If you know of > any > > more please pass them on:-) > > > > I am getting my 20# kettlebell next week. I am so excited. My kbq is > > getting longer and longer. I have a list of exercises I do for that too, > and now > > have this song that I love that has the perfect beat for this workout. > It > > is on repeat over and over and over :-) It is so much fun I can't stop > until > > my legs are shot:-) > > > > I would love to hear more about your routines too- > > > > > > ************ *********** ************<WBR>**Recession-<WBR>proof vacatio > > the U.S. > > > (_http://travel.http://travel.http://travel.http://trhttp://travelhttp://travel.\ <Whttp://tr_ > (http://travel.aol.com/travel-ideas/domestic/national-tourism-week?ncid=emlcntus\ trav00000002) ) > > > > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Hi , Thanks so much! I'm having a lot of fun with my site and have a list of things a mile long to add. Sara > > Sara- > I just checked out your site. It's fantastic. I really like the look of it > and you have tons of information there. > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > > > > > > Hi , > > That's a good idea to add on your own stuff, too! I've been eyeing some > more gadgets for my pulldown station, and may have to consider that. I don't > have any video-free scheduled for a while after this month! > > I love books! I have tons of workouts clipped from magazines, too. An > oldie, but goodie that comes to mind is Sculpting Her Body Perfect. It's > probably easy to find at the library, or maybe used and cheap, too. I like the > " complete book of " series as well, but they are also older. They have a book > for legs, arms/shoulders, abs, core, etc. > > I'm doing the same exercises next week that I did this week, but you can > see what I did for the first two weeks of May (same exercises for two weeks) > on my blog, if you want. Just click on the Muscle & Fitness category on > the right hand side. > _http://mybasementgyhttp:/_ (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > > Sara > > --- In _@exercisevideexe_ > (mailto: ) , snowlily1960@, snow > > > > Hi Sara- > > Yes, it sounds like we have the same kind of thing going. Your plan > looks > > really good! I like doing it this way. A lot of the time I will do half > of > > a workout dvd and then my own stuff. This is probably what I do most > often > > honestly, split it up like that. > > > > Those books are really good for getting workout ideas. If you know of > any > > more please pass them on:-) > > > > I am getting my 20# kettlebell next week. I am so excited. My kbq is > > getting longer and longer. I have a list of exercises I do for that too, > and now > > have this song that I love that has the perfect beat for this workout. > It > > is on repeat over and over and over :-) It is so much fun I can't stop > until > > my legs are shot:-) > > > > I would love to hear more about your routines too- > > > > > > ************ *********** ************<WBR>**Recession-<WBR>proof vacatio > > the U.S. > > > (_http://travel.http://travel.http://travel.http://trhttp://travelhttp://travel.\ <Whttp://tr_ > (http://travel.aol.com/travel-ideas/domestic/national-tourism-week?ncid=emlcntus\ trav00000002) ) > > > > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 30, 2009 Report Share Posted May 30, 2009 Hi , Thanks so much! I'm having a lot of fun with my site and have a list of things a mile long to add. Sara > > Sara- > I just checked out your site. It's fantastic. I really like the look of it > and you have tons of information there. > > > > In a message dated 5/22/2009 10:20:32 P.M. Mountain Daylight Time, > sjajsa@... writes: > > > > > > Hi , > > That's a good idea to add on your own stuff, too! I've been eyeing some > more gadgets for my pulldown station, and may have to consider that. I don't > have any video-free scheduled for a while after this month! > > I love books! I have tons of workouts clipped from magazines, too. An > oldie, but goodie that comes to mind is Sculpting Her Body Perfect. It's > probably easy to find at the library, or maybe used and cheap, too. I like the > " complete book of " series as well, but they are also older. They have a book > for legs, arms/shoulders, abs, core, etc. > > I'm doing the same exercises next week that I did this week, but you can > see what I did for the first two weeks of May (same exercises for two weeks) > on my blog, if you want. Just click on the Muscle & Fitness category on > the right hand side. > _http://mybasementgyhttp:/_ (http://mybasementgym.com/) > > Great job with the kbell work - and on getting a bigger bell, too! I have > an adjustable one that goes up to 25lbs - and it will be a while before I > max out on that. Of course, it would probably help if I did more kbell > work, but I'm hoping to do more next month when I lighten my weights plan a > bit. I'm not ready to try any video free kettlebell stuff anytime soon, but > maybe some day! > > Sara > > --- In _@exercisevideexe_ > (mailto: ) , snowlily1960@, snow > > > > Hi Sara- > > Yes, it sounds like we have the same kind of thing going. Your plan > looks > > really good! I like doing it this way. A lot of the time I will do half > of > > a workout dvd and then my own stuff. This is probably what I do most > often > > honestly, split it up like that. > > > > Those books are really good for getting workout ideas. If you know of > any > > more please pass them on:-) > > > > I am getting my 20# kettlebell next week. I am so excited. My kbq is > > getting longer and longer. I have a list of exercises I do for that too, > and now > > have this song that I love that has the perfect beat for this workout. > It > > is on repeat over and over and over :-) It is so much fun I can't stop > until > > my legs are shot:-) > > > > I would love to hear more about your routines too- > > > > > > ************ *********** ************<WBR>**Recession-<WBR>proof vacatio > > the U.S. > > > (_http://travel.http://travel.http://travel.http://trhttp://travelhttp://travel.\ <Whttp://tr_ > (http://travel.aol.com/travel-ideas/domestic/national-tourism-week?ncid=emlcntus\ trav00000002) ) > > > > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2009 Report Share Posted May 31, 2009 Hi , LOL, yep, I hear ya! I'm pretty happy with my equipment - just wish I had a full height ceiling - and more open floor space inside, heh. Though if we end up staying here for several more years, I may have to seriously look into the possibility of digging the basement deeper! It'll be a while before I get that book, but I think that Kassia likes it a lot. Maybe she'll chime in. Sara > > I have to agree with you on the non fancy things. The only things I would > REALLY love would be a WONDERFUL gym and a neat drawing studio. Other than > that I am good:-). Just my very own space I guess. What we have does work > out fine though. I just get a little jealous I have to admit when I see the > gyms with the polished wood floors, floor to ceiling mirrors, gobs of > weights and a ballet bar- oh and a fantastic stereo system of course. A girl can > dream:-) lol > > Let me know what you think of that book, ok. I was curious about it too- > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2009 Report Share Posted May 31, 2009 Hi , LOL, yep, I hear ya! I'm pretty happy with my equipment - just wish I had a full height ceiling - and more open floor space inside, heh. Though if we end up staying here for several more years, I may have to seriously look into the possibility of digging the basement deeper! It'll be a while before I get that book, but I think that Kassia likes it a lot. Maybe she'll chime in. Sara > > I have to agree with you on the non fancy things. The only things I would > REALLY love would be a WONDERFUL gym and a neat drawing studio. Other than > that I am good:-). Just my very own space I guess. What we have does work > out fine though. I just get a little jealous I have to admit when I see the > gyms with the polished wood floors, floor to ceiling mirrors, gobs of > weights and a ballet bar- oh and a fantastic stereo system of course. A girl can > dream:-) lol > > Let me know what you think of that book, ok. I was curious about it too- > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 31, 2009 Report Share Posted May 31, 2009 Hi , LOL, yep, I hear ya! I'm pretty happy with my equipment - just wish I had a full height ceiling - and more open floor space inside, heh. Though if we end up staying here for several more years, I may have to seriously look into the possibility of digging the basement deeper! It'll be a while before I get that book, but I think that Kassia likes it a lot. Maybe she'll chime in. Sara > > I have to agree with you on the non fancy things. The only things I would > REALLY love would be a WONDERFUL gym and a neat drawing studio. Other than > that I am good:-). Just my very own space I guess. What we have does work > out fine though. I just get a little jealous I have to admit when I see the > gyms with the polished wood floors, floor to ceiling mirrors, gobs of > weights and a ballet bar- oh and a fantastic stereo system of course. A girl can > dream:-) lol > > Let me know what you think of that book, ok. I was curious about it too- > > > > > **************We found the real ‘Hotel California’ and the ‘Seinfeld’ > diner. What will you find? Explore WhereItsAt.com. > (http://www.whereitsat.com/#/music/all-spots/355/47.796964/-66.374711/2/Youve-Fo\ und-Where-Its-At?ncid=eml > cntnew00000007) > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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