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Hi
I am 61years old ,179cm and 96 kg.
Basically overweight and not excising. I am type 2diabetic.
I am looking to lose weight and get fitter.
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Hi Issy,
Considering your health status and age it is vital that you make time in your daily routine for exercise. I understand that this is much easier said than done and it's hard to snap out of your current habits. What I would suggest for you is to simply start by walking! A lot of people try and jump in the deep end and ultimately lose motivation. The key is to start off by being realistic and saying that you will set 2-3 hours a week aside for walking. Slowly over time you will progress to walking at a faster pace and over a longer distance. A treadmill is a great way to track your progress however joining a gym is not vital. If you choose to exercise outdoors, i'd advise getting a polar watch with heart rate monitor that can track many things from your heart rate, calories, distance and progress. Please let me know how you get on!
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Hi I am Simone, new to Health Share
I have type 2 diabetes since April this year and have pcos and do find it difficult trying to loose weight. I go to the gym three times a week aiming for more. I would like to know what I can do at home with my young boys to get them interested in exercise, they are 10, 9 and 6. I haven't lost that much weight in the last 6 months as I haven't exercised in the last two months. I am 166cm and weigh 128kg. I do the treadmill exercise bike and strenght training at the gym when I go.
Simone
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