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Favourite exercises?

Started by s_line · Nov 26, 2010 · 27 replies

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s_line said: ↑

So, what exercises do you enjoy most? What motivations made you go for it?

Climbing, indeed.
Motivation: I hate being weak. And it's fun.
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I have been following this guys workout plan Scoobys Home Bodybuilding Workouts

He doesn't try to sell you anything so his advice is non-bias. Im too tight to pay for a gym membership anyway heh
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DarkPhoenix said: ↑
I have been following this guys workout plan Scoobys Home Bodybuilding Workouts

He doesn't try to sell you anything so his advice is non-bias. Im too tight to pay for a gym membership anyway heh

ok, this may help. When I'm done being a prisoner of my foot I'll check it out.

Question: On crutches for 3 months. Not a lot of activity. Besides limiting calories and carbs, as I won't need so much, what else?
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Running for me. I run between 50-80km week. I really do like running for the sake of it, it gets me outdoors, and away from people, where I can think clearly, and afterwards I feel great.

The motivation is to train for races. Over the last 2 years I've gone from not running at all, to running 8 Half Marathons, 2 City to Surfs, 1 29km ultra trail race plus countless other races. I travel all over the country entering races, and find these 'running adventures" to be so inspiring. They are without doubt some of the best days I lived on this planet.
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Seated good mornings.

Best excercise ever for the lower back. 🙂
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I like to train for a purpose, exercising just to get fit is not enough. I need goals.
I like to ride and run. Have entered fun runs, time trials and even a duathlon.
Only just took up swimming but dread it. I entered a Half Ironman triathlon event on 7th May 2011. This will help me get out to the pool and train hard to meet my goals. Also setting goals it has made me conquer some of my fears and face some anxiety inducing situations but it's worth it.
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hippiechild said: ↑
Channeling psychotic demons and trying to keep your body intact through the ensuing insanity also works.

Ah yes, very demanding resistance training.
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I always loved yoga. Lately I've been following this old VHS yoga video that I never really used back then, and do it like an hour a day. I feel great after 🙂

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