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Exercise and Fitness

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MaggieD

(7,393 posts)
Sat Jul 2, 2016, 12:00 PM Jul 2016

Orange theory fitness [View all]

I used to play racquetball when I was younger and did a lot of cardio and strength training to help me be better. It worked. But my knees wore out as I got older. I can still do the cardio, but the quick starts / stops and pivots on the knees make racquetball a thing of the past.

Now I am going to "orange theory" which is high intensity interval training, group training class. Very intense and over in an hour. But makes you feel great afterwards. Think of it as P90x for sane people. LOL!

Anybody else here tried OTF?

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Orange theory fitness [View all] MaggieD Jul 2016 OP
I did a few introductory classes. wildeyed Jul 2016 #1
Today I had a coach who wouldn't shut up MaggieD Jul 2016 #2
Interval training can be as simple or as complicated as you want to make it Major Nikon Jul 2016 #3
Fitness helldell Aug 2016 #4
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