Exercises to do in home

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    MicahDeezy's AvatarMicahDeezy , 04-13-2009 12:09 AM
    I need some quiet exercises i can do in my room at like 6 am. I want something that isn't running on the elliptical too. By the way, is this a girls only forum?
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    primaballerina's Avatarprimaballerina , 04-13-2009 12:26 AM
    Pilates is pretty quiet, and very effective if you do it consistently... you could get a dvd, or a book if the dvd will be too loud...

    It's mostly ladies, but there are definitely some men out there, too!
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    Horo's AvatarHoro , 04-13-2009 04:16 AM
    If you have enough space, you could get a (weighted) hula hoop- as long as you consistently keep it up or catch it when it starts to fall(if you completely drop a weighted one, it will make a pretty loud thud), it's a pretty quiet exercise to do.
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    littlejojo's Avatarlittlejojo , 04-13-2009 04:20 AM
    Weights are good or even using a swiss ball.
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    Onmyway's AvatarOnmyway , 04-13-2009 07:33 AM
    How about a Walk away the Pounds video?
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    angel2be's Avatarangel2be , 04-13-2009 07:36 AM
    Yoga is a great form of flexibility and strength exercise that involves no machines so you are very quiet - apart from a few deep breaths perhaps.

    As for cardio, put on your iPod and dance on the spot. This might help
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    georgiad's Avatargeorgiad , 04-13-2009 09:16 AM
    Weights are good - I bought a kettlebell the other day and it's fantastic! You can get some pretty quiet exercise bikes too - mine is almost silent.

    Or why not get outside? Go for a run, or a cycle, go swimming, or take a walk?
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    sylv's Avatarsylv , 04-13-2009 03:34 PM
    I think Leslie Sansone's Walk away the pounds dvd's are great! If I have time to exercise in the morning, I usually throw her dvd in because I know I won't be disturbing my downstairs neighbor.
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