Are you women physically resilient? If you exercise, do you have enough energy for everything, or do…

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Are you women physically resilient? If you exercise, do you have enough energy for everything, or do you still have to stop to rest?
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Ruzanna
Yes. I can do anything! )))
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Tanya
No. I'm a crybaby. My mom is the resilient one.
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Shlemina Natalya
And if I carry two children, from 1st to 9th floor and from 9th to 1st, does that count as being resilient?!? 😅 Several times a day, and also go to the store for groceries and carry them too 😅
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Mama Nadyusha
Ruzanna I admire women like that! I've set a goal for myself to become more physically resilient)
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Mama Nadyusha
Tanya I've never been very resilient since I was a child. But I'm changing now!)
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Yana
Yes, very resilient. I usually don't stop until I'm done if it's a one-off task. If it's a big project, I work to my limit so I don't lose momentum.
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Aleksandra
I'll gather the girls for kindergarten, take them, get them changed, and then step outside the grounds to catch my breath 😂
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Mama Nadyusha
Aleksandra Got it 😁
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Mama Nadyusha
Yana Awesome 🔥
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Mama Nadyusha
Great! 🔥
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Yana
Shlemina Natalya You don't have an elevator in your 9-story building? Can't a 5-year-old watch a 2-year-old for 15 minutes?
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Tanya
Tanya Me too. Maybe it's the childhood I had with vitamin deficiencies and poor nutrition.
Although my mom was born premature herself – 1.5kg. The doctors didn't give her any hope. And yet, she survived the 90s, raised two children, and now, besides working, she's jumping around with her grandkids on weekends like a gazelle.
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Mama Nadyusha
Shlemina Natalya It's considered if you're not exhaling or stopping in the process 😁
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Katerina
Then the bones will scream hello.
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Mama Nadyusha
Tanya I thought a lot about why this happened. I came to the conclusion that my muscles were weak from birth and needed training. Starting with massages, then sports. But unfortunately, nothing happened. So now I'm catching up!)
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Shlemina Natalya
Shlemina Natalya when it was under replacement. No, she wouldn't sit. Because both are going to kindergarten. And if one doesn't go, I definitely wouldn't leave the child with a disability with the other child.
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Irina
I don't know, it depends on what it is and how much stamina you need.
Carrying grocery bags for 10 km is tough for me, but I'll manage if I have to.

I walk a lot, 15 km a day is no problem for me.
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Shlemina Natalya
Shlemina Natalya I'm not stopping, but I feel like I'm going to fall right in front of the door 😅 It's good that I left the stroller under the balconies below, covered with the rain cover 😁
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Tanya
Tanya Yes. I didn't do sports either. And I still don't. It's just that my mom didn't have time for it when I was a kid.
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Mama Nadyusha
Shlemina Natalya Great, congratulations 👍 So, you're physically resilient 🔥
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Irina
Irina I can handle hiking in the mountains pretty well.
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Shlemina Natalya
Shlemina Natalya Well, you have to go, no matter what, so there's no choice 😁
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Mama Nadyusha
Irina I mean any physical activity. Is it easy for you? Or do you have to stop to catch your breath.
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Marina
After regular gym sessions, I became more resilient
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Irina
Irina Yes, it's quite easy
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Mama Nadyusha
Shlemina Natalya It depends on your health condition. So, you're all good with it if you can 👍
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Mama Nadyusha
Irina Great 👍
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Mama Nadyusha
Marina Awesome 🔥 Can you share which specific machines you used? How many times a week did you train, and how long was each session?
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Shlemina Natalya
Shlemina Natalya Oh, I wouldn't say that. While I was carrying them, my scar was aching terribly. I thought it was going to burst from the weight. After about a month of such walks, I got used to it. Our elevator was out of service for three months 😂 I was honestly amazed at my own capabilities. It's true that I swam as a child, so I had plenty of endurance, with 3-hour training sessions every day 🤪🫠
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Oksana
Not really, I get tired quickly.
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Mama Nadyusha
Shlemina Natalya There, swimming made you resilient 👍 I'm also going swimming now and have more energy after my sessions 🔥 Regarding the scar, it's just a temporary coincidence. This means you'll be able to do sports and running without any problems too 🔥
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Mama Nadyusha
Oksana I've been feeling this way my whole life 😔 I'm working on myself now.
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Marina
Marina One year with a trainer. She built the program, and I followed it.
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Oksana
Oksana What are you doing for this?
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Mama Nadyusha
Tanya Can you swim?
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Shlemina Natalya
Shlemina Natalya If only I had the time for this, thank you
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Mama Nadyusha
Oksana I'm going swimming. I never knew how to swim. My trainers taught me. I'm 37 years old.
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Suhareva Olga
Not resilient at all
And it's always been this way
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Mama Nadyusha
Marina Thanks 🤝
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Marina
Marina An hour and a half, three times a week
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Mama Nadyusha
Suhareva Olga And you'd like to become more resilient? I've been a weakling my whole life too.
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Suhareva Olga
Suhareva Olga I wanted to, but I have congenital asthenia. No matter how hard I try, I'll never be athletic.
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Tanya
Tanya Nope. I never learned. My husband and others tried to teach me, but everyone accepted that I'm just clumsy 😁.
That's why I'm determined that my children will definitely do sports and learn to swim.
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liliya kirasirova
Irina Classes help, but mostly to mentally prepare you for the load. The plank exercise really taught me patience!)
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Mama Nadyusha
Suhareva Olga I have asthenia too. But I recently started swimming, I learned to swim at 37! I have more energy now, it's really noticeable.
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Mama Nadyusha
Marina Great! 👍
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Mama Nadyusha
Irina Yes, I agree. But there are situations when you want to, but your physical abilities don't allow it) That's what happened to me)
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Oksana
Oksana Great. Both useful and enjoyable.
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Suhareva Olga
Suhareva Olga What? Well, it's great, but what's the goal of the post?
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Mama Nadyusha
Tanya Well, trainers should teach you! Good ones, anyway. Mine taught me in just a few sessions. I never thought I'd be able to swim!)
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liliya kirasirova
Irina When I was giving birth to my youngest, the midwife told me during a contraction, 'Come on now,' and I started, then in the moment I said, 'I can't.' She yelled, 'You can!' I ended up thinking, well, it's kind of awkward for everyone to be gathered here because of me, and I can't do it. I should just get it done quickly and be free already 🤣 I gave birth on that contraction)
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Tanya
Tanya So those are the trainers. My brother and husband aren't trainers, you see 😁
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Mama Nadyusha
Suhareva Olga Feeling down? Maybe don't post then.)
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Mama Nadyusha
Irina Great. The midwife was the right encouragement for you 👍
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Suhareva Olga
Suhareva Olga I just love the purpose behind it.
Like, you post something, get a reply, you reply back, and then there's a conclusion about why you did it.
So, did you want to praise me, show an example, find out how to improve further? Or was it just...?
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Mama Nadyusha
Suhareva Olga I won't justify myself to you, nor will I answer your questions. If you don't like it, don't read it.
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Mama Nadyusha
Tanya Well, then they must have been bad trainers, look for others. I once lived in a small town and there was a trainer there, she didn't teach me anything at all. But she was probably not a good teacher. Mine taught me quickly here, literally in a couple of sessions. But they teach everyone quickly.
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Tanya
Tanya So I never worked out with trainers)))
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Mama Nadyusha
Tanya Oops, I misunderstood you twice 😅 Anyway, I wish you find good trainers, believe me, they exist.
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Tanya
Tanya 😁No worries. Thank you🩷
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