Jan. 7: 35 min elliptical, 52 min swim (2000 yds), 40 min dog walk

January 7: 45 minute Zumba DVD
60 minutes weight lifting (back and legs)

That's amazing! I may invest in some, and suggest them to my mom, who is super wary of wintry terrain ever since sustaining grievous facial injury falling on ice back in 2004.

January 7 (afternoon): DB bench press, leg press, 12 minutes sprints on stair stepper.

Tuesday, Jan. 8th:

20 minutes Stairmaster stepmill, aerobic setting, resistance at nine
60 minutes shoulders, chest and triceps routine
40 minutes Cybex arc trainer, hill intervals, resistance at 10

And in the evening, 60 minute yoga class, to try it again.
Re-learning what I'd forgotten: Nothing makes me feel more ineffectual and anxious than a yoga class at the gym. I was, once again, the heaviest woman there. This is not at all like the classes that I took at CNY Yoga Center in Upstate NY, which is what helped get me through the aftermath of the flood. I already know that I don't like yoga classes held at gyms as much as yoga classes at yoga centers, but somehow, I forgot.

krampus - I've never used Yaktrax, but I've heard great things about them. I think Jessica was talking about them a couple of years ago, too.

Saef - thanks for the welcome! I'm not doing anything particularly inspired on the workout front right now. I remember those workouts of a few years ago, oh how the mighty have fallen. The one I did last night was light compared to those and I thought it was going to kill me.

Jan 7: I got a new workout application for my tablet and am using their workouts to try to spice things up a bit. Right now I'm doing bodyweight, fast transition programs. This one was called "President's Victory Workout" and was rated as "Intense" on the burn level, 18 min target time. It felt intense.

A 10 mins: WU(from Women's Health mag)- 10 bw squat, 10 push up, 10 window washer, 10 mountain climber, 10 forward lunge, 10 good morning, 10 spiderman, stretching
B. "President's Victory Workout", 19:30
1 round of: (AMRAP) 30s big forward arm circles, 30s star jumps, 50s lateral hops, 30s basketball shots, 30s side shuffles, 60s rotating lunges, 15s rest
1 round of: (AMRAP) 60s staggered arm spiderman pushup, 30s rest, 60s forearm dolphin pushup,30s child's pose
1 round of: (AMRAP) 60s sit up with reach ups, 50s hollow body hold, 20s rest
2 rounds of: (AMRAP) 60s thread the needles (side plank to thread the needle, reverse side second round), 60s Y-T-A, 15s rest
1 round of: (AMRAP) 60s bottom to bottom squat, 60 second squat front kick, 15s rest
1 round: 30s camel pose, 30s cat/cow, 60s sphinx
C. Elliptical - 30 mins, 1.75 miles
D. Stretching and cooldown - 10 mins

Jan 8:
10 mins stretching
45 mins elliptical
5 mins shoulder flexibility exercises

January 7: 90 minutes Bikram Yoga-- I'm not ready to face the craziness of the January gym so I'm sticking with yoga for now....

Totals:
6 days
550 minutes

January 8: Running 6 miles (50:08) OUTSIDE WOOT!
40 minutes Core, ab, IT Band work
10 minutes foam rolling

Jan. 8: 10 min elliptical, 11 min rowing machine, spin class, 40 min dog walk

January 8:
-25 minutes HIIT on treadmill at intervals of 4.0 mph and 9.5 mph. Phew!

January 8: 90 minutes Bikram yoga

Totals:
7 days
640 minutes

Wednesday, Jan. 9th:

45 minute spin class with weight intervals, a tough one, though I did discover I felt really fresh after not spinning since Sunday. That's what I need, confirmation that mixing up my routine doesn't result in losses but rather in gains.

ETA: I mean, not weight gains, but gains in having more strength, a better life, etc. ;-)

January 9: p90X Kempo (58 mins)
45 minutes weight lifting (back and shoulders)
10 minutes foam rolling

Jan. 9: two 40 min dog walks, power class

January 10:
-15 minutes HIIT on treadmill
-5 x 5 leg press, 160 lb in plates