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Jim Roose

FitnessJanuary 3, 2018

Top Six Workouts For People In Their 60s, 70s And 80s

By Jim Roose

It is very important for us to perform regular exercise, as it is exercise that helps us remain fit and healthy. Exercise also helps…

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NEW POST "Heat rashes are caused when the sweat p NEW POST "Heat rashes are caused when the sweat pores get blocked, leading to the sweat getting trapped under the skin. It is frequently seen in children and adults suffering from increased sweating, affecting up to 30% of individuals living in hot and humid climates. Because of this, it also known as “sweat rash”. Heat rash may lead to irritation of skin, pain, and discomfort. Usually, #heatrash will resolve in a few days to weeks, but may require medical intervention in persistent cases." To find out more about #miliariarubra (heat rash) from @vithoulkas_academy head on over to the link in our bio to read the full article.
Another cheeky 6k #run in the bag 🏃‍♀️ T Another cheeky 6k #run in the bag 🏃‍♀️ This time I got dropped off en route to the school drop off and them made my way back home via the back paths. A lovely route, but I kinda forgot just how many uphills there are. I was even having to drag the dog up them at the end and it's usually always the other way round! I know I said I wasn't going to be tracking my runs any more after last week's missing hill reps debacle (still pissed off, not gonna lie) but now that I've done a couple of new ones I wanted to record how far they were. Not necessarily to get certain distances run, but more a case of knowing how far they are so I have options if I feel like a shorter or a longer run in future. It was by no means a speedy one, and my legs were deffo telling me I've been doing more than usual over the past week, but it got me out and I managed to get home 🤣
I love going for long #walks with the dog of a mor I love going for long #walks with the dog of a morning, but sometimes it requires more effort and giant kicks up the backsides than others. So this morning, in a bid to self motivate and cheerlead myself on I decided to mix things up a little and do a different route. It was the husband's turn to drop the kids at school this morning, so me and the dog saw it as an opportunity to hop in too. We got dropped off and started walking home. I mean, when you're dropped off far from home you have very little choice but to walk back, right? So if that's not motivation enough, then I don't know what is 🤣🤣 7km, 1 hour 20 mins later, and we were back home. Covered in mud, sweaty as hell (I seriously over layered!) big grins on our chops, and feeling ALL the smugness! Lesson? Mix things up a bit so you don't get bored. If you don't, you risk hating the very thing you love. I'm now back home, boots cleaned, dog washed, and I'm wallowing in a hot bath while my roots get dyed. I would share a pic of that, but I don't want to break the Internet 🤪 Have a gorgeous day lovely ones 😘
Little life update... Basically I'm busy. Very, v Little life update... Basically I'm busy. Very, very busy (hence my somewhat sporadic postings of late 🙈). I'm juggling a lot of different balls at the moment and not gonna lie, I've had a couple of moments where it felt like I might drop a couple. I guess you could say I did drop the social media one, but hey it's really not the worst one to drop, right? The house has kept us super busy. I'll share a couple of pics in my stories so you can see some progress pics. We're at the 'got to look 💩 before it gets better' stage. Although, we have almost finished 1 room. We're going to have 1 amazing room in the entire house done... and we're giving it to our teenage son (what were we thinking! 🤣) On top of that work has ramped up, the kids have had a lot of stuff going on/coming up that has required a fair bit of organisation, and there's some family stuff that's going on. My head has felt a bit mashed at time. Thank god for running!! Oh and then there's the whole #perimenopause thing. How ironic that I posted not long ago about having a longer, more stable cycle. Only for me to then have a 5 day on, 5 day off, 5 day #period Yeah, thanks for that #hormones 🙄 It's utterly exhausting when that happens. I'm ready to fall asleep in the afternoon, and certainly incapable of staying up past 9.30pm. It has made exercise both physically and motivational much, much harder. I did however, complete the 30 day #yoga online with @findingbalancewithyoga My first time doing yoga at home, a complete novice, but I loved it. And I realised how much I need that quiet 20 minutes of me time at the end of the day. It has really helped relax me, stretch me, and keep my mind centred when all this hectiness has been going on around me. If anyone has any other good suggestion of online yoga practices please send them my way as really want to keep this up. I've been a bit slack on the stength stuff of late and I miss it. Trying hard not to feel guilty about not doing it. Trying hard to not focus on how less strong I feel. Trying hard not to talk negatively to myself. Until next time lovelies, whenever that might be!
Cross because I definitely ran more than Strava to Cross because I definitely ran more than Strava told me I had. Cross because I rarely track my #runs but decided to this morning just because. Cross because I even threw in some cheeky hill reps at the end which is precisely the bit it decided to ignore. Cross because I'm actually letting this bother me. And those right there are ALL of the reasons why I stopped recording my #running and I suppose if I put my rational head on for a moment, sweep aside all of my crossness, and look at the bigger picture... This is a lesson. A lesson to myself that despite what Strava said, I ran. I ran more than it told me, and I know that because I've been running for years and I know within myself how far and how fast I run. It's in- built now. I don't need the tech. I just know. And that's enough. And aside from anything else, does it even matter? Would it have mattered if I had only run the 3k that Strava told me I had? Of course not. I'd have still got out there and run that 3k. Not gonna lie though, those missing hill reps have pissed me off 🤣
It seems rather apt that I should be sharing my la It seems rather apt that I should be sharing my latest post '10 Air Fryer Snacks Your Teen Will Love' (link to the article is in my bio party people 🤓) on the day my youngest turns 13. Eek I've got two #teenagers in the house now!!!! So yeah, I'm late to the party but I've finally got my mitts on a @ninjakitchenuk #airfryer (for the sake of transparency it was #gifted to me for some work stuff) And oh my days it's a bit of a game changer. Aside from the fact you can do whole dinners in them, take it from me and my ever-hungry teens you can knock up some damn tasty snacks in there too. Like for instance these Nutella Pastry Twists that use just 2 ingredients and take like 5 mins or so to make, and this absolutely insane in the membrane Cheesy Garlic Crumpet Bread that gets the teen tick of approval - which gets harder and harder to achieve these days so ya know #winning We've been playing around with it over the last fortnight and I've put together my top 10 Teen friendly airfryer #snack ideas that are quick, use up leftovers, cheap, and most importantly TASTY!! So head on over to that link in my bio if you want to check out what we've been making and if you've caved in and got yourself an air fryer I'd love to hear what you make in yours. What's your top 3 things to cook in an air fryer?
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