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Excercise for the ADD crowd.

Despot

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I struggle to do a routing exercise just for the sake of exercise. If it isn't fun I have a tough time doing it. I used to be more active when I was younger BMX, Rollerblading, swimming etc. I need to find something fun to do that I will stick with that will help me get back in shape. Video tapes, going to the GYM just would not work for me very long. I would love to get swimming regularly but I do not have a local pool. I am not a lazy person I just have a hard time following through something that I am no passionate about. Any suggestions?
 

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i find that all the bbuilding mags workouts are the same ****. t-nation.com actually posts interesting stuff you've maybe never tried before. check them out.
 

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You could always try the CrossFit thing. I've heard that keeps it quite fresh and seems perfect for someone with your mindset.
 

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^my friend joe is a big crossfit fan for this very reason.
 

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I really like the idea of crossfit, but I don't have money for memeberships and I have basically no workout equipment and oh ya I hate working out to work out. Maybe I should just give up Forget college take a job digging ditches. Afterall it would provide money and fitness and I am good at it.
 

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You don't even have to do all crossfit, but try more interesting exercises - standing milpress, overhead snatches, etc.. Challenge the **** out of yourself - you know, can i do 100 pushups in X minutes, how many pushups in a row, etc..

I pretty much do 50% heavy weights and 50% interesting **** that makes me faster, fitter, stronger, etc..
 

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What about parkour/free-running? That would involve a lot of muscle groups. It also gives you an excuse to hang out in industrial parks.
 

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Originally Posted by Despot
I really like the idea of crossfit, but I don't have money for memeberships and I have basically no workout equipment and oh ya I hate working out to work out. Maybe I should just give up Forget college take a job digging ditches. Afterall it would provide money and fitness and I am good at it.

How many excuses is that in one post? Just get off your ass and move it. It's really not that hard.
 

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