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Old 03-12-2006, 12:01 PM  
WarChild
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Originally Posted by Raven
Having re read what you said, I realise that you were teasing, even without the smilies...I'm a little off my game, apparently...'cause I didn't quite see it this morning....I AM jealous that you're able to do Brazilian Jiu Jitsu....there aren't any in my area.....

Your regimen is close to mine....three times a week with the trainer....the one who has no sympathy, no empathy, does not back down and actually INSISTS I do things HIS way....

I only do cardio five days a week because I am told to rest one day a week.

I do start kickboxing on Thursday....just to see if I like it. Not as if I'm going into competition, but I really do feel the need to hit something, rather than some one.....

My calories are a little less than yours, but then again, I am less than you, both in height and weight. Plus, damn you, men lose weight more easily than women....my trainer allows my honey, Tev, to lose two pounds a week, which he does. Easily.

And, may I add, in all seriousness....that I am very proud of your efforts. Having been there, actually still there...it's tough, it's hard.....and really requires a level of commitment bordering on insanity.

I really believe I am somewhat insane for doing it this way, for I have come to love it and thrive on being sore six days a week...

Mad props to you!
Yeah, men do seem to lose weight with greater ease. I actually have a pretty fast base metabolism, it's just I was eating large pizzas for dinner and stuff for awhile so things kind of got out of control.

I know what you mean about the sore 6 days a week, but it feels great. Wouldn't have it any other way. The bruises from BJJ probably wouldn't be missed so much though.

You'll really enjoy the kick boxing and it's an excellent aerobic exercise. You can even replace some pure cardio with it, eventually, to keep yourself from getting bored. I know after about 30 minutes on the bike I'm usually bored silly. BJJ is more of a resistance training with a minor cardio portion. Heart rate goes up and down a lot.
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