Jorge Cruise Rip-off!

I just signed up at jorgecruise.com and was immediately disappointed by
the crazy excercise that was suggested that I do. I'm pushing 50, 100
pounds overweight and get little to no excercise. I input this
information into the form when signing up. The first excercise I was
instructed to do was to put my feet on a chair and get my back
perpendicular to the floor and do push ups. I started to try it and
found that it was just plain dangerous for someone of my age, weight
and physical fitness level. I thought that this membership was
supposed to tailor the diet and activity to you, but I was wrong. I
cancelled my membership but of course they kept the "early termination
fee" so now I just feel totally ripped-off.

"lenderbroker" wrote in message
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The first excercise I was
instructed to do was to put my feet on a chair and get my back
perpendicular to the floor and do push ups. I started to try it and
found that it was just plain dangerous for someone of my age, weight
and physical fitness level.

You can make a few modifications and work up to this exercise. For a good
series of push-up progressions see:
http://www.stumptuous.com/pushup.html

The remainder of the site is also quite useful:
www.stumptuous.com/weights.html

"Dally" wrote:

You couldn't do it yet so you quit?

Do you want to change? If you want to change you're going to have to
change.

I suggest Jorge Cruz to the most pitifully beginning people. Body
weight exercises using the muscles God gave you is the simplest way to
begin.

No, I take that back. Whining and quitting is the simplest way to
begin. Way to go.

Dally
244/164/155


Wow, I almost forgot how many trolling nutjobs are out on the net until
I read this.

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lenderbroker wrote:

I just signed up at jorgecruise.com and was immediately disappointed by
the crazy excercise that was suggested that I do. I'm pushing 50, 100
pounds overweight and get little to no excercise. I input this
information into the form when signing up. The first excercise I was
instructed to do was to put my feet on a chair and get my back
perpendicular to the floor and do push ups. I started to try it and
found that it was just plain dangerous for someone of my age, weight
and physical fitness level. I thought that this membership was
supposed to tailor the diet and activity to you, but I was wrong. I
cancelled my membership but of course they kept the "early termination
fee" so now I just feel totally ripped-off.

You couldn't do it yet so you quit?

Do you want to change? If you want to change you're going to have to
change.

I suggest Jorge Cruz to the most pitifully beginning people. Body
weight exercises using the muscles God gave you is the simplest way to
begin.

No, I take that back. Whining and quitting is the simplest way to
begin. Way to go.

Dally
244/164/155

lenderbroker wrote:
I just signed up at jorgecruise.com and was immediately disappointed by
the crazy excercise that was suggested that I do. I'm pushing 50, 100
pounds overweight and get little to no excercise. I input this
information into the form when signing up. The first excercise I was
instructed to do was to put my feet on a chair and get my back
perpendicular to the floor and do push ups. I started to try it and
found that it was just plain dangerous for someone of my age, weight
and physical fitness level. I thought that this membership was
supposed to tailor the diet and activity to you, but I was wrong. I
cancelled my membership but of course they kept the "early termination
fee" so now I just feel totally ripped-off.

No sense in injurying yourself right at the beginning of a new exercise
routine. Take a look at the website suggested by Matthew as it's a
great place to get beginner routines.

Beverly

"Matthew Venhaus" wrote:
"lenderbroker" wrote in message
oups.com...
The first excercise I was
instructed to do was to put my feet on a chair and get my back
perpendicular to the floor and do push ups. I started to try it and
found that it was just plain dangerous for someone of my age, weight
and physical fitness level.

You can make a few modifications and work up to this exercise. For a
good
series of push-up progressions see:
http://www.stumptuous.com/pushup.html

The remainder of the site is also quite useful:
www.stumptuous.com/weights.html


Now there is an excercise website that makes sense. That is exactly
what I've been looking for, thanks!

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