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#1 kamca

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Posted 22 May 2011 - 05:07 PM

I have been leading a seated cardio class for the past year, and have finally got it online! You can access it from home, and get 2 new routines every week! Each class is 45-50min long, and are self paced, so you will get a workout no matter what your fitness level :) There are informational videos on my site you can watch before you sign up. The classes are $25/month through PayPal, and are month to month - no commitment. So you have nothing to lose! Get started on your fitness today!!
You can try the class without any resistance to start, then add hand/wrist weights for an increased challenge. Don't increase your weight until you can make it through a full class without rest breaks. Each pound makes big difference, so increase slowly.
Hope you check it out :)
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#2 Smileyblue

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Posted 22 May 2011 - 07:23 PM

Thank you for this link, I will definitely check it out! Cardio is such an important part of our health and exercise routines..

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