[QUOTE=Sexy4mySweetheart;5738264]^ lol, well Im pretty clueless about MOST things so I dont like to voice an opinion unless I do a lill research
If you have CFS, you are probably familiar with post-exertional malaise, the severe fatigue that results from doing too much. One trigger for malaise can be your heart rate. If it goes over a threshold, malaise will result. The threshold is often around 60% of maximum heart rate. (Maximum heart rate is 220 minus your age. For a person who is 50 years old, 60% of maximum heart rate is 102 beats per minute, calculated as: [220 - 50] x .60.)
Sexy- this is GREAT INFO... I have never been advised about HR other than getting up to 80% and I always get sick.. !!..I can try to keep it nice at low at the 60% zone and see how i do.. yesterday on the treadmill walk i was only up to 111 at the highest..and i dont feel exhausted today!! ... this is a great goal for me and awesome article- i have never seen such! thank you so much.
Ragin I have seen the kettleballs..and they baffle me.. but will look up the spartacus- I LOVE SPARTACUS!!! the stars series..did you see it?? also i dont do well with sqauts or lunges,, cause the knees...but maybe i can build up to it.. If i did a workout that involved all body parts - with light weights- how often (many times a week) should i try? Thanks!! I am looking forward to getting a new routine-- except i love weights so will need to keep using them.. and NOT PUSH MYSELF-- THANK YOU!!