Mary Caudle


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Doing good since October 2015

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Not done a coach visit this month

76 Month Streak

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Mary Caudle said they'd do it and they weren't lying. They've hit their target for the January Challenge 2025 🎉

Tuesday 4th February

January Challenge 2025 achieved

January Challenge 2025 achieved

Mary Caudle said they'd do it and they weren't lying. They've hit their target for the January Challenge 2025

It was never in doubt. Mary committed to the January Challenge 2025, and they only went and did it.

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Mary Caudle visited their coach

Thursday 30th January

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Mary Caudle went on a training session

Tue 28th Jan at 9:55am

Yogata keep trying with goodgym

Barnet Report written by Paul Salman

A few GoodGym members came together for online yoga.

Yoga talk

static holds in yoga benefits the cardiovascular system by: 1. Enhancing Circulation – Holding poses increases blood flow and vascular function, improving oxygen delivery to muscles. 2. Reducing Blood Pressure – Slow, controlled breathing and sustained postures activate the parasympathetic nervous system, leading to lower blood pressure and heart rate. 3. Building Vascular Strength – Isometric holds strengthen blood vessels and improve endothelial function, aiding in better cardiovascular health. 4. Improving Heart Rate Variability (HRV) – Static yoga poses combined with deep breathing enhance HRV, a key marker of heart health and stress resilience. 5. Increasing Nitric Oxide Production – Yoga stimulates nitric oxide release, which helps dilate blood vessels and improve circulation.

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Mary Caudle signed up to a training session.

Tue 28th Jan at 9:55am

Yoga with Paul Tuesday 9.55am

strengthen, stretch and relax the body

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Mary Caudle visited their coach

Thursday 23rd January

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Mary Caudle visited their coach

Thursday 16th January

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Mary Caudle visited their coach

Thursday 9th January

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Mary Caudle visited their coach

Thursday 2nd January

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