Anonymous 09/27/24 (Fri) 00:15:04 No. 133661
>>133659 MEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEOOOO lovely catttter
Anonymous 12/28/24 (Sat) 21:49:01 No. 136202
Getting back into exercising, just did an hour on the treadmill+
>>103898 Going to be squatting nerds by New Years
Anonymous 01/19/25 (Sun) 23:27:45 No. 137023
I've been neglecting my exercises again...
Anonymous 01/26/25 (Sun) 21:58:23 No. 137277
>>137276 cuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut
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Anonymous 01/26/25 (Sun) 23:25:15 No. 137280
dumb editard.
Anonymous 03/19/25 (Wed) 21:28:27 No. 140984
Stepped up my daily walk today to a run for a portion of it. I did a little extra walk first and then on the return for the normal walk I jogged 1/3rd of it, walked the second third, and then jogged the final third. (2.4 mile round trail)
Anonymous 03/23/25 (Sun) 06:30:32 No. 141116
Got taken around on a hike yesterday and I am still feeling it. We always get lost and waste like an hour.
Anonymous 04/01/25 (Tue) 19:43:04 No. 141436
>>141428 I guess it depends on the tree and how well maintained your axe is. Something like pine is easier vs a hardwood tree. There's probably also some technique involved with how you swing, I imagine cutting with a slight angle down to engage with the grains is a lot better at removing material than chopping straight on.
Anonymous 04/02/25 (Wed) 06:32:10 No. 141500
Well, whatever it is, it certainly worked my arms. Actually had trouble joing tonight because stroking my arm hurt.
Anonymous 04/02/25 (Wed) 09:09:50 No. 141502
>>141500 want me to kiss it better
Anonymous 04/03/25 (Thu) 01:40:15 No. 141523
>>141428 near and noah are so cute...
also yeah, it's fucking hard
there
is a technique to it, but it is still definitely physically demanding
if I lived up north still where I could go around chopping trees, I'd see how weak I've become in the last 17 years and give it a go, it has been that long since I've swung an axe...
Anonymous 04/15/25 (Tue) 23:45:38 No. 143449
>>143443 sorry, doing taxes instead
Anonymous 04/16/25 (Wed) 00:04:07 No. 143466
>>143443 the gym has closed by now and i CHOSE to stay at home because my friends matter more
Anonymous 04/17/25 (Thu) 14:59:17 No. 144943
Alright now I'm ready to run.
Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 04:12:31 No. 145352
>>143443 i dont want to ruin my weekend by being sore...
Anonymous 04/18/25 (Fri) 05:52:17 No. 145456
It was sunny so I went for a run today and then I had some coffee; everything tastes better after exercise!
Anonymous 04/23/25 (Wed) 21:49:20 No. 150236
I haven’t worked out for a while since 4chan went off so I did my run today and yesterday to catch up and it’s brutal. Can’t slack off for that long and expect to hit my records again
Anonymous 04/23/25 (Wed) 22:06:45 No. 150240
>>89870 Animal Crossing New Horizons has a little workout thingy... Maybe I'll try that
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 04:22:23 No. 152646
I was too tired today and did not work out. If I stay up longer I'll be tired all over again and feel even worse. I guess I'll sleep.
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 13:00:56 No. 152688
>>89870 I was going to workout this morning but I was too sluggish getting up so I had no time to hit the gym before needing to go to work.
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 16:04:41 No. 152722
Seeing this thread made me go and exercise just now, genuinely shocked I can still do push-ups. I can't imagine I've been using my muscles enough to maintain them? Oh well not going to look a gift horse in the mouth
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 16:09:14 No. 152723
>>152722 After doing mainly walks for a few months I was surprised I could still do 40 in a row as well. A far cry from the 80 I was doing at my peak but still pretty good. I think they’re also a bit easier if you’re on the lighter side because then you don’t need as much muscle to push yourself up.
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 16:18:13 No. 152724
>>152723 I'm not exactly light and not being able to do pushups at all for the longest time (or at least more than 10 without falling to my knees) I was seriously expecting me to have fallen back in strength since the last time I did it
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 16:23:15 No. 152726
>>152725 Its literally never too late, I'm pretty sure I only was able to do a proper push-up last year
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 17:03:58 No. 152728
>>152725 Try consulting
>>107644 and see if you can work your way up.
Anonymous 04/29/25 (Tue) 19:22:31 No. 152747
>>89870 I've gotten a bad habit of training almost daily. I feel insecure and threatened otherwise. At least there's some progress even where I don't switch up the muscle groups for days straight.
Also, martial arts spars felt so much better than trying to keep myself sharp on my own. For now I'm too busy, weak-willed, and socially anxious to break my career schedule and join a gym again.
>>141659 Manual labor didn't do more for me than powerlifting gyms did, until I started to go heavy on all kinds of supplements and exercises (even if most are customized and hyper focused, it's calisthenics, honestly).
Anonymous 06/11/25 (Wed) 12:13:52 No. 155716
I think I need to start working out more again. I stopped because I was sick and now that I'm recovering I still feel absolutely no motivation to exercise but I probably should do it anyways just to force my body to get used to it again. If I slack too much now I'm just going to lose out on any progress I made.
Anonymous 06/11/25 (Wed) 12:33:31 No. 155717
I stopped exercising because it's COLD and I DON'T WANT to get out of bed
Anonymous 06/11/25 (Wed) 13:32:21 No. 155720
I was dead lifting 95lbs yesterday because I'm a noodle arm FREAK
Anonymous 06/12/25 (Thu) 23:25:53 No. 155935
why does rain prevent you from swimming