500 Reps Completed | Tues 24th April | Vibrant Yogini
Today's Challenge Completed
- 2 hour power walk
- 30 min yoga
My Assessment
I practiced yoga in the morning outside in the garden. I was cold and wearing a hoody, yoga leggings and woolly socks! I was fine with this as it's great to practice in nature. However, it started to drizzle so when I started to get a bit too wet, I finished after 30 minutes rather than an hour, which I had originally planned.
Later I decided to go for a very long walk over the countryside. I find that I power walk everywhere when I am on my own listening to music or chatting on the phone! By the time I was almost back home, my left leg was hurting a bit! I think I walked perhaps a bit too much, or perhaps its from the bike ride on Sunday? I am ok though, it will probably be fine tomorrow, especially since I have stretched it out :)
Previous Reps...
April = 7450 reps so far!
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Rules:
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- 30 minutes of fitness walking, running, spinning, biking, cross-country skiing, etc., can count as 100 reps if you need to rest or can't use weights.
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Wishing you a successful and energetic workout!
Namaste x P.S. "The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step" ~ Lao Tzu