exercise bike workout plan

Thanks for sharing ladies. I was walking/jogging recently and plan to continue. I also have a stationary bike and am used to doing weights and elipiticalat the gym. Good luck going forward!

You can do Pilates. It gives you a good enough workout & you feel relax as well.

I really feel motivated to exercise and workout the muscles that haven't been used in probably 8 years. lol! Back when I was 14-17 I would join my father in the gym, but his trainer gave me different things to do to just be fit and toned. I do have some equipment at my house and my husband works crazy hours so we can't just go to a gym. Plus, I would like to look semi-decent to be able to even show up at a gym. (Yea, I've let myself go that bad.

m now hoping everything is ok but I want to do some exercise to try and tone up a little I know you can use a stationary bike but has any one used a cross trainer at a steady pace?

s pretty hard to produce progesterone to maintain a workout like Like that when the workout itself was upping my cortisol levels to high and subsequently I lost that pregnancy. This time, I'm not doing even a bit of exercise which is super hard for me until 12 weeks - then I'm switching to Pilates and yoga and walking - the hard core exercise can wait till he/she is out then I'm straight back on the hard core exercise!!

Do you have a bike? If you do then you can convert your own outdoor bike into an indoor exercise machine easily and inexpensively with an indoor trainer or roller. Which one is best for you depends on your preferences, goals and fitness experience. To convert your bike to an indoor machine using a trainer, you affix your back wheel into an elevated mount and your front wheel rests on a plastic block.

Whats a good amount of exercise to get while pregnant? I am trying to work out at least 5 days a week for 30 minutes, I figure it's about as good as it's going to get until I am less tired or well into my second trimester. Just curious what everyone else does to get exercise and what you are doing to keep healthy through your pregnancy.

For the first few weeks I could still exercise. I tried to ride the recumbent bike and walked for a total of 20 to 30 min. per day. Once my severe fatigue set in around week 4, and my hemoglobin started dropping below 10, I rode the bike but kept my heart rate under 120 BPM as I didn't want to risk a heart attack. My heart was already pumping harder due to the lack of oxygen from low Hgb. and I'm a former smoker.

I on purpose got a recumbant bike that does not have the handles in front for an upper body workout because for me that would do more harm then good. I do several smaller sessions during the day and it seems to work so far. I added in some of the leg strenthening exercises as well. Thanks again for letting us all know how it is going!

That would usually mean how vigorous it is as far as cardio workout. Someone who is in shape can exercise vigorously, but somebody who has not been getting any real exercise will need to start out with an easier program. Somebody in between can work out at a moderate pace. Everybody should exercise a minimum of 3 days a week to make any gains at all, and it really takes at least four to see fast results.

Yes I was exercising but I over did it and wound up on partial bed rest. I kept my original heavy duty exercise plan. Now I am on just yoga, light yoga. I am only 27 week's.

I know some Eastern medicine doctors (Dr. Wu in San Francisco) recommend a modified exercise schedule while TTC and in first trimester. Her recommendation varies depending on whether you are pre- or post-ovulation; you can do more heavy exercise during pre-ovulation I think and then only light upper body exercises post-ovulation, but if you want to be sure I'd check out her book. I'm 39 and a huge workout person so I know how the idea of giving up any exercise sounds!

Sorry but I have that workout and it's WAY too intense for pregnancy. I was using the same workout and stopped. I would stick with less intense workouts, such as walking, swimming and stationary bike riding.

I workout 6 sometimes 7 days a week because I am a group exercise instructor and personal trainer. I have modified everything to low impact for myself though.

Yesterday I finally said screw it, Im returning to exercise. I did a 10 minute ab/core workout and everything was fine. Then I rode my bike for an hour and a half. Everything was fine. I woke up this morning and felt find then decided I would do my core workout. About 10 minutes after my workout I started having skipped, irregular heartbeats. I think it was an anxiety attack but not sure. Everything I read says exercise should decrease stress.

Why are you not allowed to bike ride while pregnant? What can u do other then walk...

76 yr old with bradycardia (below45 at times) will some exercise, ie stationary bike be useful? How much and how often? This discussion is related to <a href='/posts/show/869974'>Sinus Bradycardia and exercise</a>.

Yesterday I finally said screw it, Im returning to exercise. I did a 10 minute ab/core workout and everything was fine. Then I rode my bike for an hour and a half. Everything was fine. I woke up this morning and felt find then decided I would do my core workout. About 10 minutes after my workout I started having skipped, irregular heartbeats. I think it was an anxiety attack but not sure. Everything I read says exercise should decrease stress.

Some days I have to shorten my run and walk half or modify my exercise videos, etc but have continued a daily exercise plan. Your doc will prob ask you to quit biking at some point. I am an avid snowboarder and they had me stop this at 12 weeks. She said no fall risk after your uterus starts to come up out of your pelvis.

But I am finding for my length of time on the med. MY BP crashes after an intense exercise. MY Heart rate after exercise gets to 49 beats. I think this is unsafe. However, I have exercised my whole life on Inderal since 19 and never had a serious issue.

Whenever I finally treat again, I plan to continue to do some exercise, but not to the same intensity that I do now. I will definitely need to slow down on the cardio due to the lack of oxygenation from the anemia. But, I can still do the treadmill, just at a slower speed and stationary bike, slower speed. On the nautilus equipment that I would do at the gym, I'd cut back from 3 sets of 12 reps to like 2 sets of 8 reps and drop some of the amount of weight, too.

If you have an iPhone, look up the 7 minute workout app (it's free). It's basically 12 high intensity exercises, 30 seconds each with 10 second rest periods in-between. Like you, I'm close to plus size and and just started this ap about a week ago. It kicked my butt the first few days but it's getting easier and you can modify it (I do girl push-ups instead of regular push-ups).

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