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I dont really have a choice I'm miserable and moody if I dont stay in shape specifically aerobic training.
Not sure I felt the same way when when all I did was lift when I was younger but swimming and running definetly smooth out the edges. I dont think vanity is as much a factor as the ability to be functional using your own strenght in your day to day routine also a genuine appreciation of the power and beauty of the human body makes it much easier to stay in shape... |
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I dont really have a choice I'm miserable and moody if I dont stay in shape specifically aerobic training. Not sure I felt the same way when when all I did was lift when I was younger but swimming and running definetly smooth out the edges. I dont think vanity is as much a factor as the ability to be functional using your own strenght in your day to day routine also a genuine appreciation of the power and beauty of the human body makes it much easier to stay in shape... [/ QUOTE ] good guy---good point. i forgot to mention that i think that exercise keeps me off depression meds. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img] if you knew me irl you would never ever ever think this to be the case, but i really think the the benefits of aerobic exercise specifically keep me chemically balanced. [img]/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img] mental health maybe be one of the key motivating factors for more people than we think. later. J. |
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