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Exercise Insanity

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okay, for the month of May (which ended today):

 

 

29 Runs for 191 miles (6.58/miles average)

46 Gym workouts, with 13 of those being primarily Spartacus workouts

5 Rollerbladings for 56 miles

8 Outdoor Bike Rides for 128 miles

 

88 total Workouts/Activities

 

It's a little shocking to add it all up (and that doesn't include mowing the lawn or other household/yard stuff). I'm not sure what to think about it. whether it's good or bad, whether I can maintain the pace, or actually add onto it.

 

Starting to get some ab definition. yay!

 

Also think I'm getting a rep as a gym bunny as some of the workers have seen me there twice in the same day. I'm generally low key at the gym (no exaggerated grunting or flexing in the mirrors). But I do have one "show off-ie" kinda thing I'm proud of. When I do chinups, I've been lifting extra weight by holding a dumbell with my feet. I've gotten to where I can do 3 sets of 10 pull ups while lifting a 30lb dumbell.

 

And here's the kicker. After doing all that, I gained 3 lbs :blink: .

 

*sigh* off to the gym (hope gym crush is there :lol: )

 

 

 

 

 

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sat8997

sat8997 552

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I made five trips up and down the stairs yesterday with a full basket of laundry each time. That's about all the pace I intend to maintain. :)

 

After a month like that, you deserve cake! Chocolate...big piece...extra frosting. :P

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MikeL

MikeL 2,842

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I'm sure it's true that exercise helps you live longer, but when do you find time to enjoy yourself? I can think of only one form of enjoyable exercise. :P

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paya

paya 470

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Hey, you stud! We need to know more from the gym crush front! ;)

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TetRefine

TetRefine 2,617

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Wow, I'm less then half your age and you make my workouts look like the exercise of an arm chair quarterback. blink.gif

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Bleu

Bleu 535

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Ummm, wow, that does sound like a lot.

You can't possibly have any fat left in your body, so no wonder you're gaining muscle mass. :lol:

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Cia

Cia 59,532

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Muscle weighs more than fat dear. If you feel good about exercising and you don't feel bad when you don't manage to get to it in the course of everyday life then it's great. It's healthy and gives you something to do. But if you begin to feel obsessed then you should try to scale back a little, too much exercise can be harmful just like too little.

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Phantom

Phantom 198

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Uhhhh...... you are the definition of a gym bunny :P

 

Props to you though! You got the drive I wish I had.... though I am thinking of getting a bike and going biking :)

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NaperVic

NaperVic 161

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I'm sure it's true that exercise helps you live longer, but when do you find time to enjoy yourself? I can think of only one form of enjoyable exercise.

 

Lol Mike, exercise is fun for me!

 

When I run, it's usually very social as I'm chatting with the guys. In between sets at the gym, my eyes are usually wandering looking at the guy-candy. It's easier to do so covertly at the gym due to all the mirrors.

NaperVic

NaperVic 161

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Hey, you stud! We need to know more from the gym crush front! ;)

 

 

I wish there was more news/progress on the gym crush front. Don't worry Paya, this will be the first place I'll come running to post if/when anything happens.

NaperVic

NaperVic 161

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Uhhhh...... you are the definition of a gym bunny :P

 

 

I just hope I'm not one of those gym bunnies that the catty queens want to sink their claws into :thumbdown: .

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