Comments on: Tennis Conditioning Workout http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=tennis-conditioning-workout Weight Loss Tips and Strength Training Routines Mon, 21 May 2012 23:28:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 By: Bob http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout/comment-page-1#comment-988 Bob Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:17:07 +0000 http://weightlossandtraining.com/?p=717#comment-988 Thanks for this, great article! Thanks for this, great article!

]]> By: Bob http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout/comment-page-1#comment-6810 Bob Mon, 01 Jun 2009 19:17:00 +0000 http://weightlossandtraining.com/?p=717#comment-6810 Thanks for this, great article! Thanks for this, great article!

]]> By: Sam http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout/comment-page-1#comment-981 Sam Mon, 01 Jun 2009 01:11:35 +0000 http://weightlossandtraining.com/?p=717#comment-981 Hi Lynne, you can try rowing machine or swimming to help you increase your endurance while keeping pressure off your feet. A bike machine may also help if you integrate interval training. I'm sure you're already aware but with your condition I hope you are investing in great running shoes that are wide enough to allow your toes the space you need. I've found the staff really helpful at stores that specialize in running as they are knowledgeable enough to help you address your needs. Hi Lynne, you can try rowing machine or swimming to help you increase your endurance while keeping pressure off your feet. A bike machine may also help if you integrate interval training.

I’m sure you’re already aware but with your condition I hope you are investing in great running shoes that are wide enough to allow your toes the space you need. I’ve found the staff really helpful at stores that specialize in running as they are knowledgeable enough to help you address your needs.

]]> By: Sam http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout/comment-page-1#comment-6809 Sam Mon, 01 Jun 2009 01:11:00 +0000 http://weightlossandtraining.com/?p=717#comment-6809 Hi Lynne, you can try rowing machine or swimming to help you increase your endurance while keeping pressure off your feet. A bike machine may also help if you integrate interval training. I'm sure you're already aware but with your condition I hope you are investing in great running shoes that are wide enough to allow your toes the space you need. I've found the staff really helpful at stores that specialize in running as they are knowledgeable enough to help you address your needs. Hi Lynne, you can try rowing machine or swimming to help you increase your endurance while keeping pressure off your feet. A bike machine may also help if you integrate interval training.

I’m sure you’re already aware but with your condition I hope you are investing in great running shoes that are wide enough to allow your toes the space you need. I’ve found the staff really helpful at stores that specialize in running as they are knowledgeable enough to help you address your needs.

]]> By: Lynne http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout/comment-page-1#comment-940 Lynne Thu, 28 May 2009 17:58:47 +0000 http://weightlossandtraining.com/?p=717#comment-940 HI Sam, I'm looking forward to incorporating the tennis cardio and conditioning - strengthening routines with my regular routine. Is there an alternative to the jogging or interval training on the treadmill? I have a condition called Morton's neuroma and although I wear prescription orthotics I still get pinchy toes after 10 minutes on the treadmill at 4mph. I currently workout every day for an hour with a personal trainer and we alternate between a cardio day and a weight training day. The cardio days include a floor and steps routine and some light jogging. Any suggestions? Thanks, Lynne HI Sam,

I’m looking forward to incorporating the tennis cardio and conditioning – strengthening routines with my regular routine. Is there an alternative to the jogging or interval training on the treadmill? I have a condition called Morton’s neuroma and although I wear prescription orthotics I still get pinchy toes after 10 minutes on the treadmill at 4mph.

I currently workout every day for an hour with a personal trainer and we alternate between a cardio day and a weight training day. The cardio days include a floor and steps routine and some light jogging.

Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Lynne

]]> By: Lynne http://weightlossandtraining.com/tennis-conditioning-workout/comment-page-1#comment-6808 Lynne Thu, 28 May 2009 17:58:00 +0000 http://weightlossandtraining.com/?p=717#comment-6808 HI Sam, I'm looking forward to incorporating the tennis cardio and conditioning - strengthening routines with my regular routine. Is there an alternative to the jogging or interval training on the treadmill? I have a condition called Morton's neuroma and although I wear prescription orthotics I still get pinchy toes after 10 minutes on the treadmill at 4mph. I currently workout every day for an hour with a personal trainer and we alternate between a cardio day and a weight training day. The cardio days include a floor and steps routine and some light jogging. Any suggestions? Thanks, Lynne HI Sam,

I’m looking forward to incorporating the tennis cardio and conditioning – strengthening routines with my regular routine. Is there an alternative to the jogging or interval training on the treadmill? I have a condition called Morton’s neuroma and although I wear prescription orthotics I still get pinchy toes after 10 minutes on the treadmill at 4mph.

I currently workout every day for an hour with a personal trainer and we alternate between a cardio day and a weight training day. The cardio days include a floor and steps routine and some light jogging.

Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Lynne

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