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I had a Half of mile walk today at an incline for 15 min.

I guess that’s a start

Hopefully it will help me fall asleep tonight along with my sleep aids

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Hb2003

Sweet 😃

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alfreddy7 in reply toHb2003

Very sweet lol

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Hb2003 in reply toalfreddy7

Lol I can’t run a mile without being lightheaded

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Agora1

Incline?? Good for you alfreddy7 :) xx

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alfreddy7 in reply toAgora1

I was on a treadmill lol it has an incline so it feels like you’re walking or running uphill

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Dolphin14

Good job :)

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alfreddy7 in reply toDolphin14

Thank you 💪🏼

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Sankissjuice

Amazing!!!! Keep it up. You just motivated me to exercise today.

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alfreddy7 in reply toSankissjuice

You will feel better afterwards 💪🏼

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