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Old March 24th, 2004, 01:34 PM
Perple Gyrl
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"Julianne"

I met a client yesterday morning in her office before leaving town. In

her
local office, she has an outpatient rehab center (JayJay - if you were a
little closer, I could have gotten you a great deal on therapy!). Anyway,
she was late and I was playing around in the clinic and found some

theraband
resistant exercise bands. I cannot tell you how much fun I had.

They are certainly no substitute for weights, etc. but I am thinking that
when I go to the camp, etc. where exercise equipment is scarce, they will
provide hours of endless entertainment.

I cut off about a six foot piece of several of the heavier bands. It is

too
much fun although my client was a tad annoyed that I chose to exercise my
biceps and triceps on the 2 hour ride to her other office. I didn't care.
It is not often I am able to exercise on someone else's time!


They were probably jealous that they had to drive and not work out like
you!! That is pretty cool, though.


j




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Old March 24th, 2004, 01:43 PM
Julianne
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I met a client yesterday morning in her office before leaving town. In her
local office, she has an outpatient rehab center (JayJay - if you were a
little closer, I could have gotten you a great deal on therapy!). Anyway,
she was late and I was playing around in the clinic and found some theraband
resistant exercise bands. I cannot tell you how much fun I had.

They are certainly no substitute for weights, etc. but I am thinking that
when I go to the camp, etc. where exercise equipment is scarce, they will
provide hours of endless entertainment.

I cut off about a six foot piece of several of the heavier bands. It is too
much fun although my client was a tad annoyed that I chose to exercise my
biceps and triceps on the 2 hour ride to her other office. I didn't care.
It is not often I am able to exercise on someone else's time!

j


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Old March 24th, 2004, 10:07 PM
Doug Freyburger
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Julianne wrote:

I met a client yesterday morning in her office before leaving town. In her
local office, she has an outpatient rehab center (JayJay - if you were a
little closer, I could have gotten you a great deal on therapy!). Anyway,
she was late and I was playing around in the clinic and found some theraband
resistant exercise bands. I cannot tell you how much fun I had.


Micheal Thurmond's Six Week Body Makeover comes with these things. If
you like to watch infomercials you'll recognize the name as a body
buidler guy who drives around in a classic Corvette and sells a weight
loss system. My wife bought it to try it out and I tried to follow
it with her for a while, but it was just a low fat system that made me
constantly craving greasy foods so I didn't last just like previous
attempts at low fat I've tried.

So how do you use them? His program has you loop the bands around a
door knob for resistance and that's inconvenient.
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Old March 25th, 2004, 12:35 AM
Chris Braun
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On Wed, 24 Mar 2004 07:43:18 -0600, "Julianne"
wrote:

I met a client yesterday morning in her office before leaving town. In her
local office, she has an outpatient rehab center (JayJay - if you were a
little closer, I could have gotten you a great deal on therapy!). Anyway,
she was late and I was playing around in the clinic and found some theraband
resistant exercise bands. I cannot tell you how much fun I had.

They are certainly no substitute for weights, etc. but I am thinking that
when I go to the camp, etc. where exercise equipment is scarce, they will
provide hours of endless entertainment.

I cut off about a six foot piece of several of the heavier bands. It is too
much fun although my client was a tad annoyed that I chose to exercise my
biceps and triceps on the 2 hour ride to her other office. I didn't care.
It is not often I am able to exercise on someone else's time!

j


These are definitely good stuff -- I always take mine when I travel.
And they're good for shoulder rehab exercises too.

Chris
 




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