★★★ 22,320 ??? ★★★
🐣⏱No, not Easter Eggs, but minutes. Specifically how many Tim Peake spent exercising during his time on the International Space Station. And we will be trying to beat this time in a collective effort.
Are you in?
🏃♂️Tim Peake himself also famously ran the London Marathon in 2016, remotely from space. But we are not going to run, but rather count the minutes of every workout we are doing, except running or walking.
So wether you’re doing weights 🏋🏽♂️, rowing 🚣🏼♂️, belly-dancing 💃🏽, yoga 🧘🏾♂️ or hula hooping ⭕️, we will tot up the collective hours of workouts and see how long it takes to get to 22,320 min!
I’m doing daily yoga and additional workouts, but according to my calculations it would take me more than two years to reach that number of minutes! So how many weeks will it take us collectively?
So let us know how many minutes you exercise by posting in the replies. Let us know what type of exercise you do and how you feel about it. What do you like (me: child’s poses🧎🏼♀️, surprisingly), what do you loath (me: planks 😳) and what do you find simply yummy (me: daily morning easy yoga sessions)?
And on a weekly basis I will tot up the numbers.
★★★So in short:★★★
- By reply let us know how many minutes you exercise? And tell us about it! Per week or per workout, your choice. We’d love to read your workout reports!
- I will tot it up on a weekly basis. It’s hopefully going to become our weekly chat for the whole S&F community.
- A new post of our weekly chat-challenge will come out on each weekend, with totals.
- And save this post if you want to get notified of new replies.
Let’s see how fast we can collectively beat Tim Peake!
Happy working out everyone !!
(Oh, and Happy Easter! 😃🐣)
Photo Source: Tim Peake (2016), Running the London Marathon in Space, Guardian. theguardian.com/science/201...
Photo credit: Shane Kimbrough (2017), Thomas Pesquet on Flickr
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