Yes it does. I dance quite a bit to 'hip hop' or really fast paced complicated songs.
Just dancing for about 30 minutes made me loose about 160 calories.
I know this post is a little old, but I figured I answer, or empathize. I have the same thing. Except it's not really the same song over and over. I don't hear made up music either, just songs that I know, or have heard at least once before. I learn music unusually quickly. I can hear a song a few times, and without even trying I'll know all the words, the beat drops, the high hats, the pauses for acapella, and all the little adlibs.
I always get a pain in my hip when lying on it in bed its my right side and can only sleep that side does anyone else get this?
I had a break up approx 6 weeks ago. I thought this was the gal i was going to marry. we were together for 2 years, at times it was on/off but never truly off. This time it is off! I know she has found someone else and i have not. I can not seem to shake the feelings of missing her, at times it really hurts. I have been divorced for 12 years. My kids are 18, 17 and 15. Their mother has quite a few mental challenges.
Plus she has other fun work out r videos like hip hop, belly dancing, zumba, pretty much something for everybody. She has a KILLER one for butt & leg muscles (I've been doing the workout twice a week for 3months & WOW, my cell & fat seemed to vanish...well not ALL of it but most) I hope this helps you & wish you the best. Oh try typing in fun workouts & look for a video called Power Up its pretty good to.
If you're talking about love and hip hop it's because she was spotting, that's only if your having complications
Can someone tell me if a lumbar strain can cause hip and leg pain that is so excruciating that it makes a person pass out? That pain is only when standing or walking. Sitting or reclining with legs extended is still painful but tolerable. There is also severe pain on straight leg raises.
I am being induced tomorrow and was trying to move her down because my doctor said some babies will refuse to drop even with induction and you will end up needing a c-section. So she rrecommended the birthing/yoga ball to hop around on. I think some women use them for exercises to relieve back pain and hip pain too.
Hi- I had my first resurfacing in Jan 2002 at age 39 / second in Dec 2006. I was almost unable to walk before the first surgery. It is a wonderful procedure and, touch wood, I've been able to lead as active a life as before. I workout 4-5 times a week, cycle & ski. The only thing I don't do is run or high impact aerobics.
Good luck with your surgery!
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