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In a message dated 2/26/2004 4:07:33 PM Eastern Standard Time,

fitjenb@... writes:

Wellll... nothing new and sexy, just squats, reverse lunges, calf

raises (I'm not following BFL workouts right now) and then threw in

some abductor/adductor work

I haven't tried reverse lunges....Hmmmm.

Kelley

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LOL, you are too funny! Perhaps, you need a good massage or a nice

hot bath.

I'm really tired of doing my cardio indoors on the treadmill and my

dog hates it!!! No, he doesn't get to run on the treadmill, but he

knows he is missing an opportunity to run outside so I get barked at

everytime I step on the treadmill and Hugh uses the elliptical. It is

too dark to run outside in the morning before work, however the road

has finally dried and no more snow. We have been running outdoors

most weekends though.

We ended up having to make our free day a different day this week and

I didn't do workouts that day either. Usually, I do legs right

before free day and get a day to rest them before cardio. This week

I didn't get a day of rest due to the change in schedule, but I still

felt strong during cardio. I just didn't put the treadmill on any

incline.

I hope your legs forgive you soon.

Andy

> Omigosh, my entire lower body is like, totally (California-speak)

on

> FIRE from my LBW yesterday. And I have to RUN for my cardio

tonight

> too.... I don't know if I am going to make it. *dramatically

throws

> arm over eyes* If anyone lives in the SF Bay area, please come to

> my house and bring an axe to chop off my legs put me out of my

> misery.

>

> Jen B.

>

> P.S. Better bring a wheelchair too.

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> I haven't tried reverse lunges....Hmmmm.

> Kelley

They work your butt and hammies more than regular forward or walking

lunges. I didn't believe it until I tried them for myself. I have

never gone back to forward/walking lunges again! I love 'em.

Easier on the knees too, a nice bonus.

Jen B.

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How many milligrams is your 1 tablet?

Andy

> it takes 2-3 months to have an effect.

>

> I didn't even realize it until I was 3-4 weeks into a heavy, high

volume

> leg routine and realized that for the first time, my knees were not

> hurting at all. That was in Sept or so of 2001, and I'd started

taking

> glucosamine in mid-May.

>

> Brett

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