Fitness routines are often important to overall health, however they are not always easy to maintain regularly with a chronic condition. Tell us: what are the barriers to your fitness routines? How do you over come those obstacles?
HCM — shortness of breath, fear another run of tachycardia I can’t convert with Valsalva, lightheartedness, and dizziness. High Blood Pressure High(ish) cholesterol Bone-on-bone arthritis My activity comes from going to PT!!
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Lack of time, energy, or desire; health or physical restrictions; a lack of social support; fear of injury; and insufficient resources, such as funds or facilities, are all obstacles to fitness.
CommunityMember8030b7 Member
Walk little exercise walk outside have DVDs to exercise with love to walk outdoors have a peddle stationary foot bike do PT at home on my own clean up and do laundry and then put it away eventually cook my breakfast and then lunch sometime help my husband in the kitchen and with the dishwasher I stay busy from sunrise to sunset go to the y and senior center to exercise and be social and more take lots of 15-30 min breaks @
Kathy Smyser Community Admin
Thank you for sharing how you incorporate exercise in your busy life. Warmly, Kathy (Team member)
Willowstar Member
my barriers are mostly from my peripheral artery disease, my legs ache easily and my missing two toes really affect my balance. But, I'm grateful for what I can do.😊
Olivia Rose Member
I'm sorry to hear that. What are you able to do for exercise? -Olivia