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2000 days ago my country went into the first Covid lockdown and we decided that it would be nice to do some workouts at home, as a family. I already used Darebee as a resource every now and then, and the programs and challenges were very well suited for our needs. It’s more than 5 years later now. My son and my partner have their own work out routines nowadays. For some reason I stuck to the daily Darebee stuff. I have more active periods with lots of running and hiking and periods in which I don’t feel like doing very much apart from the prevention exercises I keep on doing every day. Those have helped me a lot by the way. Due to the hand grip exercises I nowadays don’t have to run to others whenever I want to have a lid unscrewed. The rotator cuff workout has brought back almost all of the flexibility in my right shoulder. Before I started my right arm was 15 years causing me slight trouble due to a very stupid accident involving an off road motorcycle and a shallow ditch. My energy for exercising goes up and down with my mental health, stress level and workload. On the other hand, just doing a bit every day also helps with stress and lifts me up when I’m down. When I look at others in my age group I’m pretty pleased with my overall fitness. I’m flexible and I’ve to admit I’d feel better if I lost some more of those post menopause kilos but hey, even when I haven’t ran for a few weeks I have no trouble doing a 5k and I hardly ever have any physical trouble. I know I have a lot of luck regarding my physical health and capabilities, but it’s also my weird Darebee addiction.
Again, thank you all for being here and being my distant online fitness family.