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Your workout sounds like fun . I love the variety you do.If you truly think your cardiovascular endurance is lacking, you could always perform a test on yourself. I do the 3-minute step-up test on clients. You go up and down on the step for 3 minutes. Testing your heart rate at the 1-minute mark. However, you wouldn't have much to compare it to, but if you wanted to experiment you could test and re-test yourself anyway.

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Hi,

Today was Step Blast/Step, Jump & Pump mish mosh doing SB Challenge and SJP hi/lo. We could alternate the challenge with the hi/lo if we wanted to. I decided to really mish mosh it up lol so I did mine a little bit different.

Here's how it went: (btw, I have a programmable DVD player so this was easy for me)

SJP- warm up

SB- finished combo # 1

SJP- hi/lo # 1

SB- finished combo # 2

SJP- hi/lo # 2

SB- finished combo # 3

SJP hi/lo # 3

SB- The Challenge

SJP- hi/lo # 4

SB- cool down

SJP- abs, planks, stretch

total time- 50 m

calories burned- 430

I did the finished combo's because I'm so familiar with the workout. Plus, I hate all the building up of the combo's. My favorite part is putting it all together and this workout flows nicely.

I actually didn't think it would be that hard by just doing the finished combo's, but I was huffing and puffing after each of those hi/lo's and then I jumped right into the combo's with no rests.

I'm kind of feeling like I'm lacking in the cardio department lately though, maybe not... but I seem to really work hard with every cardio workout I do.

Rainy day here yet again.

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Testing your heart rate at the 1-minute mark.

what would this tell me?

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I should have said " reading " your heart rate at the 1-minute mark..not testing. Also, I notice that the link doesn't say anything in swtiching your lead foot. That's recommended too. Switching at the halfway point.

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Testing your heart rate at the 1-minute mark.

what would this tell me?

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Thanks for posting this, it is great! I did it a while back and might even have my data somewhere, will be interesting to do it again which I will sometimes this weekend probably.

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http://www.five.tv/media/pdf/11814741.pdfI'm terrible at explaining anything, that link explains it well. That's exactly how I do it.Darcy

On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 5:20 PM, <fitgrl222aol> wrote:

In a message dated 6/5/2008 1:49:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time, exercise.junkiegmail writes:

Testing your heart rate at the 1-minute mark.

what would this tell me?

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Thanks Darcy! I'm going to try that out. I'm wondering if I could use my HRM. Maybe not the numbers, but there's a little heart that flashes and I'm thinking that's my heart beat. I'll see for sure. Or do you think it would be better for me to just use my finger at my neck?

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will be interesting to do it again which I will sometimes this weekend probably.

Yes, if this works for me I will use it periodically to test myself. What a great way to find out if you're staying on the right track.

I just hope I can get every heart beat. Before getting a HRM I use to try and check my pulse after a workout and I know I didn't hear all the beats.

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I can do the neck artery count but lots of times wondered if I was getting all the beats. I figure since you're looking at a range, if I missed a couple of beats I'll probably still end up pretty accurate.

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In a message dated 6/5/2008 10:12:36 PM Eastern Daylight Time, nancydewolfsbcglobal (DOT) net writes:

will be interesting to do it again which I will sometimes this weekend probably.

Yes, if this works for me I will use it periodically to test myself. What a great way to find out if you're staying on the right track.

I just hope I can get every heart beat. Before getting a HRM I use to try and check my pulse after a workout and I know I didn't hear all the beats.

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Why not use your heart rate?? That is what I use when testing...Darcy

Thanks Darcy! I'm going to try that out. I'm wondering if I could use my HRM. Maybe not the numbers, but there's a little heart that flashes and I'm thinking that's my heart beat. I'll see for sure. Or do you think it would be better for me to just use my finger at my neck?

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