Cursive writing not exercise?
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'Grats on a job well done! You're a real inspiration! Will you be eating back all of your workout calories or a percentage?0
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Eat all of your cursive calories back...then record the calories burned from repeatedly lifting your fork....then eat those calories back....etc., you will stay skinny forever0
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juggernaut1974 wrote: »Depends on how many plates you had on the pen
I paused while loading the dishwasher to do it so I'll count it as four plates.
Rest-pause unilateral sets with four plates? Very impressive! Did you do any foam rolling after?
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Make sure you cool down after your writing, you don't want an injury. I hear the PT for strained finger muscles is excrusiating....Slow finger walking should be sufficient.0
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And if this is a new exercise take it slowly. Turf finger is a real pain and will knock you back to printing for at least a month. And then your fingers might start to lose their tone and get a little flabby, especially if you're trying to bulk them up. But I've heard that there's a new exercise to help you lose targeted fat on your fingers, called finger crunches.0
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Now big block lettering requires larger pens and full size markers, will this maximize gain?0
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Most notes take less than 6 minutes to write , on average.0
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