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Member since January 2011 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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I am a 61 year old midwife, live in Edinburgh, and started running a year ago. I started really slow,and am still a slow runner, but I jog for 20 minutes most mornings before work. I would like to get a whole lot fitter and am considering doing a week-long boot camp early in the new year to get really fit before Retirement. Has anyone done this? Is is stupid at my age? I was thinking of a women-only one called GI Jane. What do people think? |
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Member since July 2010 | Posted 13 years ago | ![]() |
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Amazing achievements so far Frith!! My take on this is that it may be fun but possibly too much in a short space of time, I'd recommend a continual gradual improvement, with slight increases in pace and intensity. Cramming at a boot camp might cause injury or even put you off! I'd also be questioning the actual long term benefit of a week long camp, I suppose if you compared it to studying for an exam, longer period of studying and revising is more likely to educate you better and achieve a greater chance of a high grade, whereas cramming a week of study in at the last minute, is likely to drain you and increase the chances of a poorer result! Dunno if that makes sense but thats my ramble of a Monday morning! |
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