Interesting, that is why the circuit training was incorporate in the late 90s to change from the long aerobic routine.

15 minutes of intense aerobic following with 15 minutes of straightening.

As I age I remember the long sections of high impact aerobics in the 80s, then the long sections of step and dancing in the 90s.

Now I gave up the high impact do more of half and half of moderate aerobic stationary workout on a machine or floor followed by straightening with machines.

At least I can said that the way I look now it has a lot to do with what I did for two decades.

But boy Is getting difficult now.

I'm not really into professional sports or professional anything that has to do with physicality,
so I was'nt aware that things started in the changing.

That is good though, since I sort of imagined all these people wondering why they were
still chubby after doing an hour of exercise.



Being active and stuff throughout ones life is pretty good for you later on in life to,
so good on ya.

Oh, and I actually read something recently that said that (not sure how old you are marg,
so don't be offended) that doing weightlifting was good for older people, well they used
the word elderly, but that's 60+ in my mind, so they could have meant something different to.


I don't suppose you fit that group yet though, but hey, good to know for when you do
I suppose.

I am in my forties now, Iori, just in the middle age now, when you start getting the beginning of aches and pain of arthritis, high cholesterol, hypertension and many people also get the adult onset diabetes.

I keep up with all the disease and maladies associate with aging and keep telling myself that I will be ahead of all that.

But is certain things that diet and exercises can take care off, but is others that is predisposed in your genetic make over and starts showing its ugly face during your forties and fifties.

But fighting makes thing more interesting and keeps you going.

I have fun cooking in a totally different way to fight anything that comes my way, the way you eat in your 20s and 30s will not work in your 40s and on, plus I love cooking.

Now I always remember the other people around that will complain of not being able to lose way after months doing exercises.

One of the biggest problems was the eating habits, you can exercises and get stronger but make sure that if you want to show the muscle gain you have to change what you eat, not su much as quantity but quality.