What's your favourite exercise?
Carlos0690
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Interested to know what people enjoy the most when it comes to shedding the pounds ?
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Walking ang hiking1
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god bless punching bags1
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swimming and water aerobics1
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Cross country skiing, cycling, swimming (in lakes), hiking, rock climbing (on rocks not in gyms), sex.
I can show some great pictures to give you a sense of why I love all of them. Except one.0 -
Dancing, jogging, swimming.1
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Cycling in the summer. Cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. This year we are having a non-winter. Wet, little snow, and still quite cold, so I am subsisting on my bike trainer.2
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Lol don't think mines forum appropriate ahahaha
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CaptainAmericaGirlYASSS wrote: »Lol don't think mines forum appropriate ahahaha
All exercises are welcome!
Same as hers.2 -
jjewell1981 wrote: »
All exercises are welcome!
Same as hers.
*high five Truly does wonders to the body tho hahaha
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rileysowner wrote: »Cycling in the summer. Cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. This year we are having a non-winter. Wet, little snow, and still quite cold, so I am subsisting on my bike trainer.
When I was a kid, we used to ski cross country. Now, as an adult in my prime, those memories are pretty distant, like looking at something on the bottom of a lake. I can see it, but it's not clear at all; I don't remember what it was like. So, learning to ski again as an adult, I've been realizing all these things. One of them is that XC skiing is really like the winter version of riding a bike. It's an aerobic sport, often an endurance one too. It's about working hard but coasting is important. Your gear is probably equally important in both. As someone who's been on skinny tires for years, confined to the pavement, being stuck on groomed trails is as natural as anything. Even as I'm learning about the technique (which is more demanding on skis than on wheels) people are using bike metaphors: diagonal stride is a low gear, double poling is a high gear.
You probably already realized all that. I'm like a fish coming home to water.
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I love HIIT workouts. I always get results. Running was fun too.3
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Lifting Heavy Stuff
like boxes from delivery trucks. at night.
and Running!
.....from the police4 -
Weight lifting!2
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NorthCascades wrote: »Cross country skiing, cycling, swimming (in lakes), hiking, rock climbing (on rocks not in gyms), sex.
I can show some great pictures to give you a sense of why I love all of them. Except one.
That's right now one wants to see pictures of someone hiking ! Haha thanks !0 -
NorthCascades wrote: »rileysowner wrote: »Cycling in the summer. Cross country skiing and snowshoeing in the winter. This year we are having a non-winter. Wet, little snow, and still quite cold, so I am subsisting on my bike trainer.
When I was a kid, we used to ski cross country. Now, as an adult in my prime, those memories are pretty distant, like looking at something on the bottom of a lake. I can see it, but it's not clear at all; I don't remember what it was like. So, learning to ski again as an adult, I've been realizing all these things. One of them is that XC skiing is really like the winter version of riding a bike. It's an aerobic sport, often an endurance one too. It's about working hard but coasting is important. Your gear is probably equally important in both. As someone who's been on skinny tires for years, confined to the pavement, being stuck on groomed trails is as natural as anything. Even as I'm learning about the technique (which is more demanding on skis than on wheels) people are using bike metaphors: diagonal stride is a low gear, double poling is a high gear.
You probably already realized all that. I'm like a fish coming home to water.
That's a great picture . Looks like a beautiful place !2 -
Kickboxing
Crossfit
Tabata
Being late... okay, strictly speaking not an exercise (or certainly not one I *enjoy* doing), but definitely sheds the pounds and gets me moving with lightning speed.1 -
- walking and yoga
- for some reason I like the plank even though I suffer while doing it, same for running
- I want to improve and start strenght training in an indefinite future but for now I only do bodyweight exercises
- skiing is my favorite sport ever but I don't really consider it as exercise. I love it but haven't skied in 2 years and all your comments about ski made me crave it even more!2 -
Hiit fitness
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Variety really; notone thing All of them become boring if they would be just one thing
Walking/Hiking - So far been up to 35 km
Weights
Cycling
Total Body Workout
Yoga3 -
Walking and yoga0
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Tennis.
Dodgeball's a giggle.
Indoor climbing is a bit intense on the fingers but my mind wants to continue after my body's quit for the day.2 -
hiking
snowboarding
swimming
dancing
im learning to snowboard with my kids, and after 3 hours of practice lasr night, I am sore all over.....some of that may be from falling down though3 -
I think I would have to say kick boxing or Zumba!2
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Stomach crunches, the the pain stay throughout the day remind me I accomplished something1
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Sleeping1
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Zumba!!1
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Touch Your Toes For Jesus?0
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Everything that makes me wanna scream and leaves me feeling like I'm about to die but I love intense workouts. The more intense, the more I love them.
Currently, handstand push ups, burpees and pull ups (strict, butterfly and kipping) are my favourite but my least favourite would be the bloody bike!1 -
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