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InStep Ultra Runner Single Jogging Stroller
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Instep Ultra Runner 11-KA192A
An InStep baby jogging stroller is not just a baby stroller as it is sturdy enough to run, exercise and have fun with your baby child in a jogging stroller made for action.
An InStep jogging stroller is made for a baby jogger when your baby is strong enough to roll with the parents.
Instep Ultra Runner 11-KA192A
- One hand fold frame - NEW
- aluminum frame with 50 lb per child capacity - NEW
- lightweight 16 - aluminum wheels are great on any terrain
- parent tray and under seat basket for all your important gear
- large protective sun canopy with visor
- folds easily for storage
- 5 point harness and buckle system
- comfortable and roomy interior
- brake and tether for jogging safety
- ntegrated rear shocks
- MODEL NUMBER: 11-KA192A
- COLOR: Orange/Dk Gray/Lt Gray
- MAX WEIGHT LIMIT: 50.00 lbs
- FOLDED DIMENSIONS: 39 x 25 x 23.5in
- ASSEMBLED DIMENSIONS: 53.5 x 40.5 x 25in
- ASSEMBLED WEIGHT: 17.00 lbs
| Get your body in shape now and there are simple things you can do that can have a lasting effect on your health and help you lose weight too. |
1. Get up and Get Moving!
My motto: Something is better than nothing. Fit in exercise whenever you can. Believe it or not, following/ chasing your child around or pushing the stroller can be a great source of exercise. Park your car farther from your destination, and take the stairs whenever you can.
2. Fuel Your Body!
Eat plenty of whole grain breads, pastas and cereals and snack throughout the day. Eat veggies or dark green leafy salads at least twice a day. Consume processed foods high in salt, sugar and/or fat in moderation. Watch your portion size. An easy rule of thumb: keep your portions to the size of your fist.
3. Stay Hydrated!
Avoid the common mistake of thinking you’re hungry when you’re actually thirsty. Before eating a meal drink a glass of water first--making sure you are “really” hungry, versus thirsty. Drink at least 8-10 eight ounce glasses of water per day. I know this is common knowledge, but unfortunately, most women don’t drink enough water and often experience dehydration that they mistake for hunger.
4. Set Specific Goals!
Be as detailed as possible about the goals you want to achieve. But be realistic too. For example, instead of saying “I want to lose weight” write “I want to lose 10lbs in 30 days.” When you write down specific goals you will know exactly what you want to accomplish and you’ll be able to measure your success.
5. Be Accountable!
Get a friend, your husband/partner on board to support you or join an exercise class. If you agree to meet with a friend, spouse or group you will be more likely to exercise because they are counting on you. Plus, you will benefit emotionally from the support and camaraderie. |
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