Working Out

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• Delta Tango Posts: 625

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  17/02/13 - 21:51 #27

  No but Im going to start tomorrow.

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• pugamo Posts: 18,039

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  17/02/13 - 21:57 #28

  Delta Tango wrote: »

  No but Im going to start tomorrow.

  
  Why put off til tomorrow what you can put off til the day after tomorrow?

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 344

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  17/02/13 - 22:08 #29

  I do 1.5 hours of cardio + toning/weights a couple of times per week. Only because I'm trying to lose weight. Not because i enjoy it.

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• epicurian Posts: 19,291

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  17/02/13 - 22:11 #30

  Running and yoga. Ommmmmmmmm

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• [Deleted User] Posts: 3,373

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  17/02/13 - 22:11 #31

  I do a lot of swimming usually. But I had surgery not long ago and I'm not allowed to swim til the wounds heal. I miss it so much...

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• Chester666666 Posts: 9,020

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  17/02/13 - 22:25 #32

  Yeah
  I love to work out

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• ChristopherJ Posts: 976

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  17/02/13 - 22:35 #33

  SpamJavelin wrote: »

  I'll give it another twenty-one years. I don't intend to be some sort of fanatic about it.

  
  What are you, some kind of lightweight?
  
  I don't believe any of you!

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• Jol44 Posts: 21,048

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  17/02/13 - 22:37 #34

  I like to do enough to keep myself ticking over. I find it both enjoyable and rewarding.

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• doogie1970 Posts: 671

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  17/02/13 - 22:41 #35

  I do an hour on the cross-trainer, a couple of sets of situps and a couple of sets of weights, 3-4 times a week.
  
  If I didn't eat so many biscuits, cakes and other rubbish, I'd be in great shape!

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• ChristopherJ Posts: 976

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  17/02/13 - 22:43 #36

  Respect to all the peeps who do, and who've said so on this thread. It's good, isn't it? We know.

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