20,000 steps each day on the mail route. 

That's a really nice pace. Crash diets are disasters in the long term.Hubby has lost 6 lbs since July 1 and I've lost 4...we are biking, walking and swimming
That's an awesome idea! I'd love to, but knowing reality there's a very small chance I can join. But please keep me posted if anything develops.This could also go in the cycling thread, but in the context of exercise. Anyone interested in some casual group bicycle rides on the recreational trails in Etobicoke and/or East Mississauga? I have been too busy lately to get a lot of cycling time in and I need to get back into it.
Not looking for a TdF wannabe ride. MTBs, hybrids, whatever. Maybe start with 15 to 20 km rides. Casual pace (sub 20kph), stops along the way. No one left behind... just some motivation to get out of the house.
Humber, Lakeshore, Etobicoke Creek to the Airport, or etc.
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I'm just starting to explore the area. My starter loop covers Bloordale Park to Centennial and across into Mississauga. Very little road, mostly bikers, hikers and dog walkers. And for a treat today, a parrot walker.This could also go in the cycling thread, but in the context of exercise. Anyone interested in some casual group bicycle rides on the recreational trails in Etobicoke and/or East Mississauga? I have been too busy lately to get a lot of cycling time in and I need to get back into it.
Not looking for a TdF wannabe ride. MTBs, hybrids, whatever. Maybe start with 15 to 20 km rides. Casual pace (sub 20kph), stops along the way. No one left behind... just some motivation to get out of the house.
Humber, Lakeshore, Etobicoke Creek to the Airport, or etc.
??
On Tuesday I realized we didn't have enough cheese for Taco Tuesday, so decided to row a half marathon instead.
Ya, my brain works in mysterious waysMakes sense.
My Norton Anti-Virus expired on my laptop last Tuesday, so I decided to ride from BC to ON instead.
If you haven't given it a shot try using the grip with your thumbs on top of the handle, not engaging your thumbs while rowing can have its benefits.On Tuesday I realized we didn't have enough cheese for Taco Tuesday, so decided to row a half marathon instead.
First time ever rowing this long, the main pain was my hands blistering. Next long row I'll try wearing some dirtbike gloves.
Half the row was that way. Most of the blistering is at/below the first knuckle, so lifting/rowing gloves won't help either.If you haven't given it a shot try using the grip with your thumbs on top of the handle, not engaging your thumbs while rowing can have its benefits.
It’s the internet…someone will pay to see callused hands…(not me in case anyone thinks I’m implying that).I guess my hand modeling future is out the window now with all these calluses lol
Saw this,thought it would fit.Half the row was that way. Most of the blistering is at/below the first knuckle, so lifting/rowing gloves won't help either.
I guess my hand modeling future is out the window now with all these calluses lol