Category: Exercise and VSI

Tracking bike rides part 2 – RunKeeper »

The advantages don’t stop there though. The runkeeper.com web site is a much nicer presentation of your riding data, with speed and elevation as well as the route presented to you on a google map. There is a free and pay version from the App Store, but I am using the free version right now.

Have bike, will ride…. »

Stacy and I bought bikes this morning, and after some driving around to get a rack for my Jeep, and some other supplies we went for our first ride. Here’s the map of the ride. Thanks to my iPhone with GPS, it mapped the whole thing for us.
iMapMyRide Jul 25, 2009 4:44 PMFind [...]

The ultimate CKD shopping guide »

As I have talked about before, I am on what is known as a CKD diet.  It’s somewhat strict when it comes to the foods that you can consume, and the whole thing can go wrong if you take in too much sugar/carbs.  So in the process of researching it, I found lots of meal [...]

P90X – Kenpo X – When it starts to feel too easy »

On a popular P90X thread on bodybuilding.com, some posters were venting that they thought Kenpo X gets too easy over time. It’s one of the few workouts that you do every single week, no matter what phase or recovery week. Here are some pointers I gave in that thread and they were well [...]

Starting a new diet – CKD aka Cyclical Ketogenic Diet »

I have come back and re-visited this post with some more details. I started this diet a week ago, and have much more that I can share at this time than I initially could at the time I originally posted it. Some learnings I have so far:

CKD is not easy for those [...]

Inspiration: If you can’t find time to exercise »

I came across this the other day and it has stuck with me ever since. It’s from Tony Horton, the trainer from P90X. Yes, it’s an informercial.
Life with exercise creates a completely different journey than a life without it. Making the time for exercise means that you’re setting an intension to have a [...]