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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
I like dancing, and am taking classes on tap dancing two nights a week.
I am doing ballroom and latin one night a week on top of tap classes too, however, it is not as enjoyable for me, and am going to drop that after next week.
I also like to walk and cycle with the dog, especially at weekends when we have the time to do longer distances.
In future, I may drop one of the tap classes and take up badminton again, as I used to enjoy that when I was younger.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I spent a small fortune on a folding bike with full suspension, and it is still on its first set of tyres after 3+ years!
Definitely need to get out more on it!
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By *andKCouple
over a year ago
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"Scuba Diving, Swimming, and we have got bikes but they spend more time in the shed than on the road
That's immoral. You should be banned from bike owning!"
can sell you one cheap, one owner only ridden twice and two punctures fully repaired |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
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Walking - it works for me and it's the cheapest form of exercise there is. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
Walking - it works for me and it's the cheapest form of exercise there is."
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Not that cheap if one is to put in some decent milage, as the shoes/boots/socks can cost a small fortune.
Cheap compare with scuba diving or horse riding though.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Her.
Recently had to give up zumba due to the class time chamging, but looking at doing that again.
Bike riding - half an hour 3 or 4 times a week.
Walking - couple of hours at weekends, but on my feet a work all day too.
Swimming once a week.
Him
Active job,
bike riding 3 or four times a week for half an hour
Walking 3 to 4 hours at weekend |
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By *evilwolfCouple
over a year ago
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"Her.
Recently had to give up zumba due to the class time chamging, but looking at doing that again.
Bike riding - half an hour 3 or 4 times a week.
Walking - couple of hours at weekends, but on my feet a work all day too.
Swimming once a week.
Him
Active job,
bike riding 3 or four times a week for half an hour
Walking 3 to 4 hours at weekend"
Swimming cycling and distance walking
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By *andKCouple
over a year ago
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
Walking - it works for me and it's the cheapest form of exercise there is.
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Not that cheap if one is to put in some decent milage, as the shoes/boots/socks can cost a small fortune.
Cheap compare with scuba diving or horse riding though.
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have to agree scuba diving is amongst the most expensive sports you can find - just packed our bags and the valuse of equipment is approaching £3k and thats without the cold water gear we are leaving behind which is even more costly |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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walking..... to the kitchen and back
weight lifting..... cups of tea *are* heavy
abs training... bending down to pick up the packet of biscuits I dropped
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Started doing a class very similar to british militry fitness around 2 years ago,loved it. After getting pregnant I had to give it up but for people who like to be outdoors give it a go. You wont look back, |
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i go to ceroc at least once a week.....ad thats it for now lol
keep trying to plan more in, i can see myself goingfor walks and bike rides, i'm really good at them in my head but so far its not happened! |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Her.
Recently had to give up zumba due to the class time chamging, but looking at doing that again.
Bike riding - half an hour 3 or 4 times a week.
Walking - couple of hours at weekends, but on my feet a work all day too.
Swimming once a week.
Him
Active job,
bike riding 3 or four times a week for half an hour
Walking 3 to 4 hours at weekend
Swimming cycling and distance walking
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lol dont be mislead, it sounds more impressive than it is.
the swimming is more like a lap then rest, a lap then rest and and so on.
the walking is around old castles and ruins and stuff. we joined english heritage and try and go somewhere each weekend, so walk around sites. i WISH i could say that i did hard core walking.
i am actually REALLY unfit, only recently took up the cycling again to try and improve this. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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The dog makes and keeps me fit, as without him, I doubt if I would move off the sofa!
He likes to go out and play, walking and running next to the bike etc...
Keeping him was definitely one of the best decisions I have made in my life, even though he had cost me a small fortune in dog walking, vet and insurance fees.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Her.
Recently had to give up zumba due to the class time chamging, but looking at doing that again.
Bike riding - half an hour 3 or 4 times a week.
Walking - couple of hours at weekends, but on my feet a work all day too.
Swimming once a week.
Him
Active job,
bike riding 3 or four times a week for half an hour
Walking 3 to 4 hours at weekend
Swimming cycling and distance walking
lol dont be mislead, it sounds more impressive than it is.
the swimming is more like a lap then rest, a lap then rest and and so on.
the walking is around old castles and ruins and stuff. we joined english heritage and try and go somewhere each weekend, so walk around sites. i WISH i could say that i did hard core walking.
i am actually REALLY unfit, only recently took up the cycling again to try and improve this." All that and you're still overweight? Stop kidding yourself and put some effort in |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I bought a 'Leg Master' ...it's meant to be really good for the inner thighs, I also thought it might help strengthen my legs to help with the nerve damage... I can now stand tippy-toe on me gammy foot for a full 10 seconds!
..oh and I can clench me right buttock again |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
I like dancing, and am taking classes on tap dancing two nights a week.
I am doing ballroom and latin one night a week on top of tap classes too, however, it is not as enjoyable for me, and am going to drop that after next week.
I also like to walk and cycle with the dog, especially at weekends when we have the time to do longer distances.
In future, I may drop one of the tap classes and take up badminton again, as I used to enjoy that when I was younger.
" Think your confusing real exercise with enjoying yourself. What was the first exercise at your wedding |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Her.
Recently had to give up zumba due to the class time chamging, but looking at doing that again.
Bike riding - half an hour 3 or 4 times a week.
Walking - couple of hours at weekends, but on my feet a work all day too.
Swimming once a week.
Him
Active job,
bike riding 3 or four times a week for half an hour
Walking 3 to 4 hours at weekend
Swimming cycling and distance walking
lol dont be mislead, it sounds more impressive than it is.
the swimming is more like a lap then rest, a lap then rest and and so on.
the walking is around old castles and ruins and stuff. we joined english heritage and try and go somewhere each weekend, so walk around sites. i WISH i could say that i did hard core walking.
i am actually REALLY unfit, only recently took up the cycling again to try and improve this.All that and you're still overweight? Stop kidding yourself and put some effort in"
not that i need to justify myself to an ignorant rude troll - but err, on seconbd thought i wont! go back under your stone. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
I like dancing, and am taking classes on tap dancing two nights a week.
I am doing ballroom and latin one night a week on top of tap classes too, however, it is not as enjoyable for me, and am going to drop that after next week.
I also like to walk and cycle with the dog, especially at weekends when we have the time to do longer distances.
In future, I may drop one of the tap classes and take up badminton again, as I used to enjoy that when I was younger.
Think your confusing real exercise with enjoying yourself. What was the first exercise at your wedding "
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Why should exercise not be enjoyable?
If something is enjoyable, I am more likely to continue doing it than not!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
I like dancing, and am taking classes on tap dancing two nights a week.
I am doing ballroom and latin one night a week on top of tap classes too, however, it is not as enjoyable for me, and am going to drop that after next week.
I also like to walk and cycle with the dog, especially at weekends when we have the time to do longer distances.
In future, I may drop one of the tap classes and take up badminton again, as I used to enjoy that when I was younger.
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i walk alot, use the stairs at work not the lift and i do burlesque and some pole and zumba |
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By (user no longer on site)
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i found zumba to be less "dancy" than i expected, though other people i know who had different instructors did not.
My class changed the time a month ago and so i could not make it after work, so considering going to a different class. anyone been to more than one brand of zumba who can compare how they work? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Running, going to the gym, bike riding when the sun is out.
i prefer riding when the sun is away, helps the sweaty head in helmit problem a bit lol"
Hehe yeah even with those holes in the helmet, they still give you the sweaty head. I just love being out in the sun. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"i found zumba to be less "dancy" than i expected, though other people i know who had different instructors did not.
My class changed the time a month ago and so i could not make it after work, so considering going to a different class. anyone been to more than one brand of zumba who can compare how they work?"
thats true i agree i use 2 places and both are soo different. i was thinking of salsa but its time for me |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I swim, cycle and run plus do resistance sessions and spin at the gym. I do triathlons and various other races through the year to keep my motivation up. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
I like dancing, and am taking classes on tap dancing two nights a week.
I am doing ballroom and latin one night a week on top of tap classes too, however, it is not as enjoyable for me, and am going to drop that after next week.
I also like to walk and cycle with the dog, especially at weekends when we have the time to do longer distances.
In future, I may drop one of the tap classes and take up badminton again, as I used to enjoy that when I was younger.
Think your confusing real exercise with enjoying yourself. What was the first exercise at your wedding
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Why should exercise not be enjoyable?
If something is enjoyable, I am more likely to continue doing it than not!
" Exercise-pain-body look toned good...........Exercise- enjoy(no pain and sweat)- personally wouldn't bother. I'd go out enjoying myself instead |
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"Apart from sex, what form of exercise do you enjoy, for whatever reason or purpose?
I like dancing, and am taking classes on tap dancing two nights a week.
I am doing ballroom and latin one night a week on top of tap classes too, however, it is not as enjoyable for me, and am going to drop that after next week.
I also like to walk and cycle with the dog, especially at weekends when we have the time to do longer distances.
In future, I may drop one of the tap classes and take up badminton again, as I used to enjoy that when I was younger.
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A cycling dog - can we expect to see it on BGT next year |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I do kettlebells weight training, taekwondo & Korean kick boxing, try to go swimming once a week when possible & get the bikes out in the better weather
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Exercise-pain-body look toned good...........Exercise- enjoy(no pain and sweat)- personally wouldn't bother. I'd go out enjoying myself instead "
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With my aching bum and legs after cycling a few miles yesterday, and that I sweat quite a bit after my dance classes, I beg to differ about your view that exercise-enjoy = no pain no sweat!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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weight training. love targeting specific muscle groups and watching them develop. love learning new ways to target them
love the feeling of achievement and release after a good sesh |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Exercise-pain-body look toned good...........Exercise- enjoy(no pain and sweat)- personally wouldn't bother. I'd go out enjoying myself instead
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With my aching bum and legs after cycling a few miles yesterday, and that I sweat quite a bit after my dance classes, I beg to differ about your view that exercise-enjoy = no pain no sweat!
" Depends what you want to get out of it. It's definitly a "you get out what you put in" horses for courses, I do a 24 mile round cycle to the shops once a week and run a few miles up hill couple of times a week. I would enjoy ballroom dancing, but would class it differently than you.........Lets agree to disagree. I'd soon get you too your ideal weight you wouldn't like me for it but it would work. if you keep up regular exercise your aching legs will not ache any more persivere for a 3 weeks going on the bike every 3 days or so when your legs have recovered a bit. After 3-4 week you'll not feel any pain the next day. people make the mistake of not suffering the initial pain which's the worst. It only gets easier |
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Why does exercise have to be a way of getting to an ideal weight?
I exercise 3 times a week. But don't really care about my weight. I do it to keep my stamina up, and to improve my cardiac fitness, I'm not really fussed about what dress size or weight I am. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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I go out and run. A lot.
If I'm not training for a race (not a professional athlete) I'll put in about about 80 miles a week. That ramps up somewhat when I'm building up for an ultra distance race.
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I've (finally) stated training for the half marathon I signed up for. Running 2.5 miles 3 times a week at the moment but that will increase week by week.
I thought I'd hate it but I actually found I enjoy it!!!
Hopefully it will help me with my weight loss in conjunction with the diet. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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im quite active at the moment, i go to the gym 5/6 times a week, including the extream abs class twice a week and 3 body pump classes a week and i bike everywhere, i dont drive so my push bike is just how i get about and id say on average i spend about 2 hours a day on it, not always in one go but over the course of the day
im on a fitness mission at the moment lol |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Just been out to do a couple of miles on the bike, for the sake of the dog, as well as to condition my bum and legs.
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i take my dog out on the bike, i actually bought a lead adapter that fixes onto your seat post, i hook him on and he runs along the side of me, tho him being a greyhound most of the time its me trying to keep up with him lol he loves it tho he knows the difference between his lead and the lead that fits on the adapter and when i get the bike lead out he goes nuts |
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By *umpkinMan
over a year ago
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It`s seldom I do it now partly because of my heart problem and partly because I`ve moved on to being full time tractor driver, but try being a groundsman and having to push a marker full of whiting around football pitches or an 8 lane 400 metre running track! Who needs excercise when you have a job like that! |
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