i am very much into track and cross country, i have just started my summer cross country training for the season which begins in late august. one problem i am having is for two weeks i am going to an acting camp, one i have been to before which begins at 7 am (ill leave my house earlier) and i wont be home until 8:15 pm. at the camp, sitting is mainly what you are doing. the people there are much more theatre people and dont think alot about fitness. i really dont want to mess up my training schedule/the fitness ive been doing. any suggestions?
LoveNJstyle answered Saturday July 15 2006, 11:11 am: you could try going out and running after the camp everynight... get 3 miles in and be back before 9. then if you are still up to it, do some push ups and basic things you need to do to stay in shape. with all that you can be done by 10, go to sleep, and do it again the next day. <3 [ LoveNJstyle's advice column | Ask LoveNJstyle A Question ]
Lola answered Saturday July 15 2006, 4:19 am: hey,
I've read your problem,and believe me, i understand how tiring it is. But i have a suggestion and i would like to tell you about it ,because it could help you. Now you said that you leave your house early in the morning ,and then you come home at about 8:15, will i suggest that after you finish that camp, you go immediately to the gymnasium, and you work out and run the track and make alot of exercises, and even one hour in the gymnasium every night after camp will do you good. So try to consider this and ask your mom and know if its okay with her. More and More, another thing is that you should do some stretches and exercises when you wake up in the morning.
Finally, if you need any other help or advice, please let me know. [ Lola's advice column | Ask Lola A Question ]
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