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01-06-2009, 12:02 PM
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what type of exercise do you do?
Hiya
Just trying to get myself motivated to do some exercise in the new year, so thought i'd ask what everyone else does out of choice? I used to go to the gym or go jogging ( when its not too cold! ) but i get bored really easily of these. So i'd like to try something new, but havent a clue what! Plus i havent got anyone to do classes with, so like to do things i can do on my own really. Any ideas? Gem 
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01-06-2009, 12:53 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
Hi Gem,
I hate jogging and the nearest gym to me is a 20 minute drive. I think I'll start doing press ups and situps at home with a few long walks just to get me started. Have you tried using the wii fit?
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01-06-2009, 04:00 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
Hiya
Yeah i have a wii fit, but its hard to try and do anything at home esp with the wii, cos i have 3 kids and they always take over! lol Thanks for the suggestion though. Gem
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01-07-2009, 09:19 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
I used to use a cross trainer that was positioned so I could a TV, watched an episode of the Simpsons while exercising.
The cross trainer also had distance feedback so I plotted a route a route from lands end to John of Grouts and everytime I used the cross trainer I would try and travel a minimum distance to get me to another village or town. This sort of motivated me in a strange sort of way and found that I always wanted to get to the next village to the one I was aiming at.
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01-08-2009, 07:35 AM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
yeti Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > I used to use a cross trainer that was positioned > so I could a TV, watched an episode of the > Simpsons while exercising. > > The cross trainer also had distance feedback so I > plotted a route a route from lands end to John of > Grouts and everytime I used the cross trainer I > would try and travel a minimum distance to get me > to another village or town. This sort of motivated > me in a strange sort of way and found that I > always wanted to get to the next village to the > one I was aiming at. Hi Yeti, I like this idea. Is that an expensive crosstrainer you have got? Thanks
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01-08-2009, 06:47 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
It's a York 3100 that can be used standing up or sitting down. I brought it a few years ago and to be honest I can't remember how much it cost.
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01-10-2009, 07:37 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
I find the only thing with work outs at home, is that they are too easy to just not bother doing! lol
Or i always seem to have other things to do. Gem
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01-11-2009, 06:47 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
Tried the gym until some unhelpful T*** stood behind saying to his mate "why is that fat **** in here" im not someone who would normally be bothered by this but for some reason it knocked me back and i never attended again, frighteningly have tonight emailed about possible playing american football for a local team
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01-11-2009, 07:27 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
kirkyfosh Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Tried the gym until some unhelpful T*** stood > behind saying to his mate "why is that fat **** in > here" im not someone who would normally be > bothered by this but for some reason it knocked me > back and i never attended again, frighteningly > have tonight emailed about possible playing > american football for a local team people like that make me F***ING sick!!
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01-11-2009, 07:35 PM
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Re: what type of exercise do you do?
BTW good luck with the american football team!!
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