Who here exercises on a regular basis?
What kind of exercise do you prefer?
Do you try to incorporate a healthy diet with your exercise?
Do you have an "exercise" addiction, ritual, habit?
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Who here exercises on a regular basis?
What kind of exercise do you prefer?
Do you try to incorporate a healthy diet with your exercise?
Do you have an "exercise" addiction, ritual, habit?
Just got back from a 3.5 mile run. I'm training up for a half marathon in May. (I run at an altitude of 8500 ft so you have to run to catch the oxygen molecules, kind of like a fish in water). I used to run but took about 6 years off due to job and physical problems. Decided the heck with it and run through the pain. Still weigh the same as when I was 30 (i"m 51 now).:o
I do a 3 mile run with my dog, Kato several times a week at 5 am.
On mondays wednesdays and fridays I do this:
3 X 20 pushups 20 dips 20 pullups
But in a circuit. I do 20 pushups followed by 3 minutes jumping rope followed by 20 dips then 3 minutes jump rope then the pullups followed by another 3 minutes of rope. I take no breaks between the exercises and rope until I finish a circuit. Then I rest for 2 minutes before doing the circuit two more times.
I also do punching and kicking drill on a heavy bag (usually four or five five minute rounds) and I also do some katas with my katana to keep my swordfighting skills sharp.
Running sucks, but I try to run with a buddy 2 1/2 miles twice a week. Most days we play half court basketball at lunch and full court on Sunday's
Dumbell free wieights for resistance excercises are the best IMO.
I'm trying the P90X routine and it's a butt kicker.........but it works if you can stick with it.
I swim laps at the community center for 40-45 minutes, 5 days a week. I started exercising 3 years ago and have lost about 55 lbs/3 sizes. I'm on the verge of the 4th size down.
I was always heavy as an adult, and after a couple of injuries, I gained a little more. The injuries made exercise almost impossible-knee and leg problems. Swimming is the only exercise that doesn't make my knees and leg hurt worse, and actually makes them feel better.
I'm currently at the smallest size/lightest weight I've been since I graduated from college.
I either ski (alpine touring or downhill) a few times a week or whitewater kayak a few times a week. I do both at a pretty high intensity level. That is usually enough to keep me fit. I also eat a very healthy diet.
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