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NaperVic

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Today was an odd day....

  • Ran 10k at 6am
  • Worked out at the gym from 8am-10am (shoulders and an hour on the stationary bike)
  • Rollerbladed 10miles at 1pm
  • Hit the gym again from 5:30pm-7:00pm (legs & chest)

There was also yard work & cleaning the pool....

 

 

:( Weird. If I'm bored, I feel like I need to be doing some physical activity.

 

I'm not sure what my mental problem is. Maybe I do it all cause I don't ever want to be fat again. Or maybe I'm trying to make up for my lack of activity in my younger years.

 

Maybe I push myself cause I'm worried what will happen if I break or leg or something where I can't bike, rollerblade or workout.

 

Up until July 1st, I had run 38 days in a row (july 1st was my first break...). I just don't feel right or balanced unless I do at least 2 activities a day.

 

Feels like I'm on a carousel and can't find a way off (not that I even want to get off).

 

 

 

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corvus

Posted

Well, I would say you're very, very fit now...

 

I'm sure you're not stressing your body out harmfully -- so I'm sure it's fine. Anyway, there must be good eye candy on that carousel of yours. ;)

 

thatboyChase

Posted

i'll take that routine for a month or two vic, can i has i need to do something like this

Procyon

Posted

It's the endorphins. Don't worry, you're just a drug addict. :P

paya

Posted

oh, you stud, you!

Sagar

Posted

I think, it's a good habit to hit the gym regularly. I also do the same. People sometimes leave doing exercises after reaching certain age and start gaining weight. It is better to shed your sweat in the gym rather than to pay off your doctor for your medical bills. Keep it up dear.0:)

 

Sagar

 

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