January 26th, 2009 | Author: trancejen
So. The J-Man and I have been doing crunches on the Bender Ball with great gusto, but today I gave the enclosed DVD a try.
Note: Don’t buy the Bender Ball via the teevee, or you will receive forty bajillion DVDs per year. Cough up the extra ten bucks and buy it on eBay if you are so inclined.
So far, I gotta tell you I’m not impressed. The 18-minute workout was boring and seemed far too easy to achieve any real results.
I could be wrong. I could be holding my abs tomorrow and shouting about the extreme pain, but as of right now, I give it a solid D.
I think simply doing crunches on the ball was far more challenging than the actual workout.
Peter Pan hd The skinny-ab’ed bitches on the tape were certainly inspirational, but that’s just me.
I don’t know right now if the Bender Ball really provides bang for your buck, but I am going to continue to work out on it in hopes that I didn’t shell out my twenty bucks in vain.
In other news, it was Big! Gay! Weekend! on Lifetime. Did you watch the Matthew Shepard story or Prayers For Bobby? Did you sob like a sorry little bitch the whole way through, as I did?
I hate Lifetime, but I continue to watch it. Such is my curse.
I suppose it’s cathartic.
Anyway, Happy Monday. Get those abs a-rolling.
Hello
Glad to see you’re doing so well these days, and back on the workout wagon too! I have been meaning to do so as well, but the scourge known as the flu has been raging through our house and I’m currently using that as my excuse to put off exercising.
I tried explaining to the husband that it was gay weekend on Lifetime, but I think he’s blocked it from our cable or something. Was it really good, did I miss out?
I watched Prayers for Bobby too. Although it wasnt watching it that made me get all teary, it was telling the fiance about the mom’s speech at the city council meeting. Damn pregnancy hormones.
I totally cried.
It was awesome. I think I cried more during the Matthew Shepard story because it was just so fucking graphic, but both of them were really tearjerkers.