Question Posted Wednesday November 9 2005, 3:14 pm
hey ok so i like to run a lot but since its getting colder, i can't run everyday like i like to do. i also do crunches everynight. but i'm getting this belly and i really wanna be able to get rid of it...how can i do that since i can't run??? **i do have a tredmill if running is the ONLY option...i'd really like some others to tho
thanx!!! <3xo<3
kensey123 answered Wednesday November 9 2005, 4:42 pm: hey, well what i would do is---
1.~Run on your treadmill, if you don't like it, then just do a little bit.
2.~Keep doing crunches, but try to increase the amount of crunches you're doing by 1-5 every day.
3.~Eat healthy foods, and watch what you eat.
4.~Set aside an hour or two a day to work out. This involves push-ups, sit-ups, crunches, treadmill, and others. If you get too tired, take a break, drink some water, and then try again. But don't wear yourself out!
caden answered Wednesday November 9 2005, 4:40 pm: What I usualy do when the weather is not good for outdoor walks, I go to the mall to walk in the corridors. You could get an exersize ball to bounce on. I have one I bounce on when I am thinking of what advice I could give. You could go to the gym.
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happy-helper answered Wednesday November 9 2005, 4:07 pm: Hmmm...
- Go the the gym
- Press ups (they're good for the stomach!)
- Wear warm clothes whilst running
- Join a fitness club
oneandonly345 answered Wednesday November 9 2005, 3:59 pm: do you have a comunity place near by that you can work out in? like a Y or a neighborhood club house? you can try those places.
if you dont. you can always wear underarm and warmer clothes and run outside. or use your tredmill.
for the belly part, just keep doing then. increasing some every day. if you have time do it twice a day.
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