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am still using my iGallop. I can€™t believe that six months have gone by. My core is in a very good shape. Since the last update on 11/28/07, I have lost another 5 pounds. My diet has not changed much. I am still staying away from rice, pasta, noodles, and bread. However, I will indulge myself once in while. I love bread and pasta so I allow myself eating them in a small portion once a week or so. Chicken, turkey, tofu, and the chocolate soy milk are my main sources of protein. The 40-minute workout on the iGallop is perfect for me every day. It gets my heart rate up, strengthens my lower back, and tones my core area. I am going on a vacation for 3 weeks starting January 26. It will be strange because I won€™t have the iGallop with me. But normally, we walk ourselves to death when we are on vacation anyway, so I am not too worried about it. No matter how much we promised ourselves not to do that again, we still dragged ourselves to every scenic spot, every shop, even though our feet hurt like hell. Eating out will be the biggest challenge, but I think I am disciplined this time to eat well and healthy.
Some stats before I leave for vacation. A reality check will be performed when I come back.
Weight: 142.5 pounds
Waist: 31 inches
BMI: 22.9 (I calculated my BMI here on MSN.)
Before I started the iGallop exercises:
Weight: 165 pounds
Waist: 34 inches
BMI: 26.6
It tones and shapes tummy, thighs and lower back. It totally works for me. Read all my reviews since the day I purchased it.
at Brookstone for $299. I bought it in July, 2007 at the store for $199 though.
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I want to buy this thing, but does it really work?? I mean, in Malaysia it costs me about RM2388.00 or USD615..wuuu…
When I first saw the iGallop in the Brookstone store last Christmas, it was selling for $599 US. Somehow, I just liked the machine. It looked like fun and an exercise equipment I would use regularly. However, at $599, it was simply too expensive.
Brookstone has been putting it on sale for some time now for $199. I got it in July and have been using it ever since. It comes with an exercise demo DVD. The first week I just did the basic program as I was learning to balance myself on the saddle. By the third week, I was doing all three programs – the basic, intermediate, and advanced. To do all the exercises only takes 40 minutes. This is the first machine ever that I didn’t give up. I now even feel guilty if I don’t do iGallop for a day. I just weighed myself yesterday. I lost 12 pounds since I started on 7/12/07. My stomach looks much flatter and better defined.
In the beginning, I didn’t pay too much attention to my diet; however, I did follow Nancy’s, the instructor on the DVD, advice that eat small meals every three to four hours. In September, I decided to change my diet as well. I always love soups. This is the perfect time of the year for soups as the weather begins to get cooler. My diet looks something like this:
Breakfast: cut 1/3 of the tofu cube in little chunks (The tofu you get from the grocery store that is soaked in the water.) + spinach + carrots or corn + 5 to 7 slices of the shaved turkey or chicken deli meat. Stir fry them in olive oil. 200 – 250 calories
Sometime between Breakfast / Lunch: I love coffee. I usually have two cups with fat free Hazelnut flavored creamer. 120 – 150 calories
Lunch: Chunky Chicken Noodle Soup or Italian Wedding. 220 calories.
Sometime between Lunch / Dinner: One South Beach Diet snack bar. 100 calories.
Dinner: I make my own soup. Normally, it consists of one can of chicken or vegetable broth, spinach, tofu, carrots or corn, either turkey or chicken. If I don’t feel like having soup, I may have 1/2 can of tuna in olive oil with vegetables of my liking and tofu. 200 – 250 calories. I gave the other 1/2 can to the dog and the cat.
Sometime between dinner / bedtime: Fat free yogurt. 100 calories.
Basically, I cut rice, pasta, and bread out of my diet and replace them with tofu. The total calories I consume per day are around 1200.
Does it work? It does work for me and I really enjoy it. I like the way I look now; especially, I lost almost all my belly fat. The stomach is flatter and toned.
We have another machine at home. It is an elliptical trainer. I hate that thing. It cost more than the iGallop. We used it once. It is now standing there screaming at me to dust it.
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