Winter-time in Canada it's hard to be outdoors for brisk walks, so I had to do something in order to keep myself exercising. The last thing we need is slipping and falling down on ice, that we are unable to do any activities for several weeks.
Dancercise/aerobics (free dancing) with a planned set of music really helps a lot to make it enjoyable and
not boring.
I'm sharing the sets I'm using (from warm up to cool down) - music videos from youtube!
As a precaution, please consult with your doctor if it's okay for you to do this.
The warm ups are mostly taken from another walking video (indoor walking - which I also recommend).
I used the "walk, walk" by Leslie Sansone."
Every now and then, I go back doing her videos just so to break the monotony.
You can modify your own movements from high to low impact. The important thing is to keep moving.
For those who dance to music - please share yours too. Thanks.
Dancercise/aerobics (free dancing) with a planned set of music really helps a lot to make it enjoyable and
not boring.
I'm sharing the sets I'm using (from warm up to cool down) - music videos from youtube!
As a precaution, please consult with your doctor if it's okay for you to do this.
The warm ups are mostly taken from another walking video (indoor walking - which I also recommend).
I used the "walk, walk" by Leslie Sansone."
Every now and then, I go back doing her videos just so to break the monotony.
You can modify your own movements from high to low impact. The important thing is to keep moving.
For those who dance to music - please share yours too. Thanks.
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