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Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Ashfield, Sydney, NSW, Australia
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Cycling is the cornerstone of my aerobic fitness, but as a cross trainer, there are other elements to my exercise.
My exercise is made up of components; 1. Cycling, long rides, shorter intentsive rides, track sprinting and commuting. I've done 2 races to date. 2. Running, I'm an ex competitive runner who intends to run once a week to maintain the link, but some weeks I'm slack. 3. Weights, two displines, a set routine marketed as "pump" which is basically low weights with high reps and tradional weights, ie high weights with low reps. I also do special weight routines to deal with a shoulder injury. I'm currenlty investigating power lifting. 4. Yoga, actually Yoga, body balance and pilaties. I use to do boxercise and body combat but have given these up due to the shoulder injury. So cross trainers, what kinds of cross training do you do ? |
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