Exercise...

Peter Rideout wrote: Arrrghus wrote: Peter Rideout wrote: [QUOTE=Arrrghus]Holy crap, do I exercise! I'm in cross country and track! I run 6-8 miles 4-5 days out of the week, and the remaining days I do intense short distance workouts. I'm not very good in cross country, but I'm getting decent in track. I have potential, and I've been working really hard, so I'm very close to doing well in track (like actually making it to regions). Can't afford a car, then? "' http: smiley5.gif? smileys forum www.progarchives.com>       "Regions" is a level of competition, smart-ass.   Ah -- I thought you were always just running late for work. Silly me!

Work? I don't have a job (aside from refereeing).   

(YOur comment was hilarious, by the way; I get told that all the time).

I walk to class... the academic campus is about six blocks from my dorm.

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Edited by markosherrera - January 03 2007 at 22:36

I go to the gym about 3 times a week, where I lift weights and ride one of them bicycles or run the treadmill etc. It takes some effort getting out of the couch and walk to the gym, but when I get there, I do enjoy the excercise very much.

Vompatti wrote: I never have and I never will.

I walk to school I walk home I walk to church. I think it is around 15 miles a week when I have school.

Walking two blocks is NOT exercise

Anyway, I do exercise quite often: I play tennis 5 times a week and go to the gym 2-3 times.

But the most important: I walk to the bathroom, kitchen, car, etc

It's 4:04 am and I'm here killing time until I can go to the gym at 5:00. Normally just do cardio as I'd like to lose some weight and then tone. I know weight lifting helps, but just don't feel like I've worked that hard when I do.

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Well, my biceps kinda get all worked out when I reach for a cd and put it in the stereo... and my wrist tends to work, too, and maybe even my back, so I guess it's a complete routine.

No, I don't exercize that much, but soon I will (brought to you by The T, The Master of Exercise-procrastinating)

I keep in shape - it's just a rather odd shape, that's all... just how many calories are burnt every time I roll a cigarette, anyway? Or lift a pint of beer?

Seriously, though, I'd like to try to get fitter than I am; which is not to say I'm at death's door, I'd just like to be fitter...

Discipline is all - the only reason I'm not fitter is that I am a lazy git! There - I've said it - now, if there are any young female personal trainers out there (preferably with naturist tendencies...) who'd like to take my case, please write to the usual address.