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Piso Mojado posted:Yoga is really good. Maybe try starting with sun salutations. Sun salutations?
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# ¿ Jan 6, 2016 19:44 |
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# ¿ May 2, 2024 06:27 |
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King of the Beach posted:tru confession, im not really sure why but i do not like the idea of jogging esp in daytime/public and the whole lifestyle and culture that goes along with it...not really sure why im so averse and ofc if it's ur thing that's kool no disrespect intended at all but u wouldnt ever find me doing the same unless u paid me (ok the deal where u p much run thru trails in the woods seems alright). i do enjoy walking tho obv and easily do a few miles each day w/o even thinking about it, enjoy strenuous hiking, and ofc my fav secret to burning calories (and also maintaining mental clarity, reducing stress, and improving cognition and focus) - motorcycle riding! which imho is like doing yoga at speed, but with a better view, and failure = possible death, which is motivation not even CrossFit could provide. 32yo/M w/ BMI 20.5 btw it is possible to ease into jogging even if you don't care much for the idea. the thing where you go for a walk but do a few intervals of jogging really works (well, it worked for me) and as long as you don't feel a lot of pressure to make quick progress you can find yourself jogging for sustained periods more quickly than you might expect. not that there's any need to if it's not your thing, although I was struck by this recent nyt article about how jogging, in particular, appears to be crazy good for you, even compared to other sports. I can't say I love it but I'm fine with it. It is extremely convenient, for example when traveling: the only equipment you need is shoes. It is time-efficient compared with walking/hiking (which I enjoy and probably prefer time permitting). there are useful ways to mix it up by changing routes, doing intervals, and what have you. it's good for weight loss. so all things considered I'm glad it's an option in my toolbox. the "lifestyle and culture" aspect doesn't bother me because I don't care about it, I don't think about it, I just do my own thing at my own pace. |
# ¿ May 17, 2017 12:57 |
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GoodbyeTurtles posted:Just climbed up Roy's peak in Wanaka, NZ. 1300M elivation gain in 2 hours. It's a steep one but the view was good. 1578M total height. awesome! I love nz, haven't done much hiking there but would love to do more. |
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