MynameisnotDeja
Bluelight Crew
No pain!
Im glad to hear it. Must have been something totally random then.

starlightgemini said:YAY! I took a few days off from the gym for a few reasons, one of them being that weird pain I kept getting when I ran.
Today I did an awesome 45 minute run/walk on the treadmill with NO PAIN!!!! Let's hope it stays that way :D And I felt so good after my workout.
They say you should wait at least 1 hour before you workout.MynameisnotDeja said:. Does anyone know how long you are supposed to wait after eating to work out? I waited about 45 minutes.
Cecil said:starlight, I think I know what you're talking about. Does it feel kind of like a cramp, off to the side under the ribs, and get more and more stabbing as you run? I get these every now and then.
It's caused by a spasm in the diaphragm. Keep your breathing deep and controlled (inhale and exhale when your left foot hits), don't eat an hour before you run, and start off slower and gradually increase the intensity.
shahab6 said:They say you should wait at least 1 hour before you workout.
Cool. I felt the best I had ever felt in my life when I committed to ashtanga yoga several days a week. It's so, so rewarding ... I'd love to get back into it, though I admit the idea of working back up to even beginner's level strength is daunting considering how far back I've allowed myself to slip.jubzie said:hour and a half of cycling (25 miles), hour and a half of ashtanga yoga (full first series), and walked ~2 miles
starlightgemini said:I have a workout related question but I didn't want to start a whole new thread about it because its pretty simple, lol, so I thought I'd put it here for some of you fitness types to see
I was just wondering something about heartrate. On the treadmill that I use at the gym, it has a chart showing heartrate related to age, and the different percentages. Like what working out at 70% and 85% of your heartrate is, as well as your maximum heartrate.
What number should I be aiming for? As in percentage. I'm a 23 year old female (ok I will be 23 in 6 days, close enough). During the peak of my workout, my heartrate seems to be around 165-170, which apparently is me working at 85%. Is that good? Too much?
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starlightgemini said:^ thanks!So is it bad though if my heartrate tends to hover more around the 165 mark?
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starlightgemini said:I'm going to need a refresher course in how to determine resting heartrate. I forget![]()