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    topladyj Posts: 323, Reputation: 13
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    Mar 19, 2008, 02:53 PM
    Stuck at work
    Stuck at work and want to work out. Does anyone have any ideas for some exercises I can do in my work space I have a desk a chair and can stand basically I have my own booth. I am stuck here for 9 hrs a day and need to get a little motivation... help?
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    Mar 19, 2008, 03:09 PM
    I know how you feel, I'm stuck at my desk way too much too. I go outside for a walk a couple times a day and sometimes run up and down the stairs. If you can't slip away from your desk at all, read this - Exercise at Your Desk
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    Mar 19, 2008, 03:29 PM
    Thank you so much I am reading it right now. Glad I am not the only one who feels stuck. I wish I had stairs or could go outside and walk around my job is way to demanding for that. And I don't really get breaks. Hopefully that article will give me an idea of what I can do back here. Thanks a bunch bless you.

    Wow those are great thanks!
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    Mar 19, 2008, 06:10 PM
    Here's a few: Great for the desk bound!
    * Rotate your feet clockwise/counter clockwise 10X
    * Slowly point your toes forward away from your body till you feel tension, Hold for 30 seconds.
    * Rest your heels on the floor, pull your feet and toes back toward your body, hold for 30 seconds
    * Extend your leg out in fron of you and hold 30 seconds, till it shakes, use ankle weights once you get use to it.
    *Stretch chest muscles by holding your hands behind your chair 10X
    * Clench your buttocks, hold 10 seconds and release 10-20X
    * Tighten lower abs, hold 10 seconds, release 10-20 X
    * Sit upright in your chair and do a mini cycle with lower legs, 10-20x
    * Pump both arms over your head for 30-40 seconds (like your lifting hand weight), then tap your feet, fast pace, for 30-40 seconds, rest repeat 3-4 times.
    *Place both hands on your chair arms and slowly lift your butt off chair, lower yourself back down, but don't touch seat, hold for 5 seconds, repeat 15x
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    Mar 20, 2008, 08:21 AM
    Thanks you guys however I am looking for as many as I can get so if anyone else has anymore ideas bring them on please.

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