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Thread: What have you done to keep fit since this morning?

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    One fifteen minute walk.

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    Still only morning here, but I shall go for a long brisk walk, few exercises, madly trying to lose weight - 19 Kg gone, lots more to go. All the encouragement you can spare, please. I can't look another tomato in the face!
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    Well, I just woke up together with my girlfriend. Biblically. I should go swimming today (1.5 km) and then the usual routine, which consists of jump rope drills, push-ups (3x50) and of course crunches (3x50). I ride my bicycle to the pool (in total 20 km).
    You know I had brain fever, and that is to be mad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dafydd manton View Post
    Still only morning here, but I shall go for a long brisk walk, few exercises, madly trying to lose weight - 19 Kg gone, lots more to go. All the encouragement you can spare, please. I can't look another tomato in the face!
    Get a tredmill. I have one. I swear by it. I get on whenever I am alone or need to get off this darn computer.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Maryd. View Post
    Get a tredmill. I have one. I swear by it. I get on whenever I am alone or need to get off this darn computer.
    Yep, treadmills are pretty neat machines! But you have to stay dedicated. I prefer running in the woods or on tracks, though.
    You know I had brain fever, and that is to be mad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dafydd manton View Post
    19 Kg gone, lots more to go. All the encouragement you can spare, please.
    19Kg! That is impressive. You must be feeling the difference by now?

    Yes, I can certainly spare a bit of encouragement: Well done, and keep going.

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    P90X o.o

    chest and back today... its killing me T_T

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    Cycled about 20 miles to and fro with work. Knackered.

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    Dashing through the snow (in -40).
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    Quote Originally Posted by JuniperWoolf View Post
    Dashing through the snow (in -40).
    Yar, I heard about the cold spell you guys got out West, crazy.

    Me, personally, am buzzed off of several late night coffees, I suppose bouncing off the walls all night counts as some kind of exercise, right?

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    Went for a walk with my girl, over an hour. Quite proud of myself.

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    Shoveled all the snow off the drive - now I'm knackered...
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    Nothing physical, since I am a lazy person, but I ate healthy food, and I think that should count.

    I also smoked 15 less fags than I did a week ago, which should also earn me bonus points.
    "And beside them [the Keres and the Moirai] was standing Akhlys, dismal and dejected, green and pale, dirty-dry, fallen in on herself with hunger, knee-swollen, and the nails were grown long on her hands, and from her nostrils the drip kept running, and off her cheeks the blood dribbled to the ground, and she stood there, grinning forever, and the dust that had gathered and lay in heaps on her shoulders was muddy with tears."

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    Not a lot, but fortunately it's afternoon now so I don't have to bother. Though I still managed to move three hefty pieces of furniture and a very large piece of carpet, the last of which was harder to shift than a week old grogan

    Later I may enjoy some elbow and chin exercise at the local

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