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    • Ninni70

      1095 Moves, 136 fans

      Female, 42 years, Espoo, Finland
      Alpine skiing, Circuit training, Crosscountry skiing… (+16 more)
    • Life is like riding a bicycle. To keep your balance you must keep moving! (Einstein)

      I'm happy to enjoy all kinds of sports. My favorites are pilates, running, cycling, trekking, walking and cross-country skiing.

      Let's Move!

  • 34 Moves

  • 38:21 h

  • 464.2 km

  • 11970 kcal

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136 fans

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  • Greatest Moves

    • 26

    • 18

    • Vantaan maraton

      9.10.2011
    • Running 3:33'20 Average heart rate 159 bpm, 42.20 km.
      My first marathon!!! I'm so happy that I did it!

    • 1

    • 2

    • Commuting:)

      11.8.2011
    • Cycling 4:25'52.6 Average heart rate 138 bpm, 104.7 km.
      to work and back home (Espoo - Hyvinkää - Espoo)

    • 9

    • 4

    • Long run

      24.7.2011
    • Running 3:05'51.8 Average heart rate 141 bpm, 34.24 km.
      My longest run so far. Nice!

    • 2

    • 0

    • Running 1:06'14.8 Average heart rate 163 bpm, 14.60 km.
      Niipperin kylähölkkä. Excellent training.

    • 25

    • 14

    • Running 3:24'03 Average heart rate 154 bpm, 42.20 km.
      Vantaa marathon. Perfect weather & fast route. Thanks for Suunto Ambit, which helped me to keep even pace!

    • 29

    • 13

    • HCM 2012

      18.8.2012
    • Running 3:30'32 Average heart rate 155 bpm, 42.20 km.
      Helsinki City Marathon 2012. My second marathon! I was so happy to improve a bit my time, despite of warm weather, muscle cramps and other problems. Women 40y 12th, Lawyers Championship Race 3rd

    • 20

    • 13

    • HCR 2012

      5.5.2012
    • Running 1:37'13 Average heart rate 161 bpm, 21.10 km.
      Helsinki City Run 2012. Good weather and a lot of happy runners - maybe a bit too many, because there was rush almost all way;)

  • Latest Moves

20.5.2013 0:50'16.1 hours 124 bpm 21.35 km 25.48 km/h
20.5.2013 0:57'29.3 hours 128 bpm 21.46 km 22.40 km/h
19.5.2013 1:10'02.5 hours 6.57 km 5.63 km/h
19.5.2013 1:20'38.7 hours 136 bpm 35.27 km 26.24 km/h
18.5.2013 1:57'50.9 hours 130 bpm 19.98 km 10.17 km/h
17.5.2013 0:49'37.9 hours 134 bpm 21.28 km 25.73 km/h
17.5.2013 0:53'28.9 hours 144 bpm 21.36 km 23.97 km/h
16.5.2013 1:06'13.6 hours 135 bpm 11.72 km 10.62 km/h
15.5.2013 1:18'43.6 hours 118 bpm 0.11 km 0.09 km/h
14.5.2013 0:55'49.6 hours 136 bpm 21.20 km 22.79 km/h
  • Groups

    • Finland

      1336 members / 273906 Moves
    • No leader messages.

    • Cyclists

      1783 members / 331788 Moves
    • Great to have you in this group, have a nice ride with your bikes!

    • Trail Running

      2572 members / 415082 Moves
    • Come on! Should we try to become the biggest group in movescount???

    • Ladies with the Moves!

      308 members / 64783 Moves
    • June is pritty wet here in the Great Britain! Lots of preperation for the Olympics going on! Have u got tickets? Or will you be watching?

    • Cross-country skiing

      276 members / 82255 Moves
    • Welcome! Let's share with the enjoyment of the cross-country skiing and the roller skiing each other.

    • Live Strong Team

      382 members / 83658 Moves
    • Wear Yellow, Live Strong! Best commercial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RhVxgMY91A

    • In my Forties and trying

      132 members / 38749 Moves
    • The rain and flood has gone . Now its time to catch up and make some ground on you guys

    • StoneColdCrazies

      110 members / 47672 Moves
    • People who do their moves anywhere&anytime they want!

    • An often neglected aspect of exercise is its hormonal dimension. Research published Nov 2010 In the Journal of Obesity, found HIIT more effective in shredding body fat than other modes of exercise. Why? The reason may be that HIIT is anabolic. It boosts growth hormone and testosterone more than cortisol, which is particularly important for men. By contrast, protracted aerobic exercise is catabolic. The main hormonal effect of running for an hour is to spike levels of cortisol .Excess cortisol can suppress the immune system, Increase belly fat, and is also proven to contribute to muscle wasting. The Feb 2009 issue of the Journal of the International Society of Sports Nutrition reported that male subjects following a 6 week program of HIIT (15 min. per day 3 days per week & supplementing with amino acids) gained an average of 2 pounds of lean muscle without lifting weights. If you want a leaner, more muscular body your best bet is to harness the hormonal magic of HIT.

    • SKI LODGE

      36 members / 14245 Moves
    • SPRING! :-) Welcome to the Ski Lodge!

  • 2 Apps

    • 25

    • 10K time remaining

      28.11.2012, Movescount
      Running, Estimate
    • There are many ways to guide your exercise intensity. Controlling pace is one of them. And 10K time remaining is a great way to stay on top of your pace. The App shows how much time is left until 10K is reached. Set it in your running mode and use the remaining time shown to help you adjust speed and avoid fatigue.

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    • 10

    • Marathon time

      6.11.2012, Movescount
      Running, Estimate
    • Marathon time calculates your estimated finish time for a full marathon in real-time. This is a great tool when striving for a new personal goal. Include this App in your running mode and use it pace yourself to reach your goal.

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