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Posted on 03-09-10 01:08:42 AM Link | Quote
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Posted on 03-09-10 01:27:46 AM Link | Quote
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Posted on 03-09-10 06:50:18 AM Link | Quote
I used to think that exercise was just for jocks and was a superfluous thing, but once you start doing it regularly, it's surprising to see how much it helps your life overall--although starting always sucks. It really helped fix my horribly broken sleep schedule, forced me to eat nutritious (but delicious) foods and even get to know a lot of interesting new people. I'm still far from being slim and trim, but it's amazing how welcoming people have been once they see you making the effort. Skinny people have it worse, ostensibly, because fat people have to build muscle just to get around (unless they barely do that even). I think it sort of evens out since skinny people don't have to worry about ridicule or humiliation as much, but in the end it doesn't matter since almost everyone can be healthy if they want to.
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Posted on 03-09-10 08:16:37 AM Link | Quote
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The main advantage to stick figures like me is that being able to carry things without keeling over like Mr. Burns allows one to be, well... more useful than otherwise.

Otherwise it's just sort of annoying to other people. "Well, great, you're out of shape and skinny, so I can't ridicule you for being fat, but an ant could push you over. Yeah. Excellent. Curse you unfair reality."

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Posted on 03-09-10 01:14:07 PM Link | Quote
Glad to see someone doing something to make themselves feel better.

You may be tired from that walk now, but if you keep doing it, your legs will get used to it and you can walk further distances than before without being as tired.
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Posted on 03-09-10 10:35:34 PM Link | Quote

Glad you went though with this. Makes you feel alive doesn't it?

I took a year of Tae Qwon Do back when I was in high school and I felt great after "Boot Camp". Basically, I signed up for it during my training and after 5 weeks of basic 6AM-7PM non stop training, oh God.

After the camp I felt great. Not only that but I lost 10 pounds and gained 14 pounds of muscle mass.

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Posted on 03-09-10 11:02:15 PM Link | Quote
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Yeah, I did it. Obviously, I didn't do it in one shot; I took breaks here and there.

You can see some of the pictures I took during the day here.
There aren't any pictures between 59th Street and West 4th Street because there's nothing to see between the two, to be honest. The cat picture was taken at West Houston Street and Varick Street, and the "A fishy namrem" one was taken one block away from South Street Seaport. The Twin Bridges photo was taken from the balcony at South Street Seaport.

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Posted on 03-09-10 11:12:57 PM Link | Quote
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Posted on 03-10-10 12:55:45 AM Link | Quote

Is that a fish with legs?
:darwinfish:

That's a neat idea, taking pictures as you go and stuff.

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Posted on 03-12-10 12:02:09 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Metal_Man88
The main advantage to stick figures like me is that being able to carry things without keeling over like Mr. Burns allows one to be, well... more useful than otherwise.

Otherwise it's just sort of annoying to other people. "Well, great, you're out of shape and skinny, so I can't ridicule you for being fat, but an ant could push you over. Yeah. Excellent. Curse you unfair reality."


Judging from what you said about wanting to gain muscle, you might want to add some weightlifting to your exercise regimen, along with adding protein to your diet . Even if you're a runner or a swimmer, lifting will build muscle faster than those exercises (obviously only relevant practice will improve technique), and if you're not an athlete, it'll make your body more efficient at processing those calories than just cardiovascular exercise alone, whether you're actively exercising or not.
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Posted on 03-12-10 05:54:11 AM Link | Quote
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Yeah, I figure that's what is missing. I do strength-building activities but without protein or perhaps weight lifting, there won't be much muscle mass gain.

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Posted on 03-12-10 05:56:48 AM Link | Quote
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Posted on 03-12-10 05:58:25 AM Link | Quote
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Believe me, I tried that route.

All it did was taste good. No weight gain.

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Posted on 03-13-10 08:12:23 AM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Metal_Man88
Believe me, I tried that route.

All it did was taste good. No weight gain.

A time-consuming mistake that people often make is doing low-weight exercises a billion times, but you want to do a few repetitions of each exercise, and if you feel comfortable with the weight, increase the weight a bit, rinse and repeat--try to limit your rests between each repetition and increment, but listen when you body says it really needs a rest. I like warming up with a quick run/bike ride, some pullups, then some deadlifts, squats and bench presses--lately I've been trying powerlifting, the stuff they do in the olympics and it's not as easy as it looks, but a lot of fun nonetheless.

You don't have to give up cardio entirely when you're building muscle, and lifting every other day is probably the most I'd advise anyways. So you can run on off days unless you're superhuman in which case you run, lift and save the world everyday. Evil waits for no one.

A last word, if you're a girl you should lift too! Obviously, you won't get all bulky unless you start doing steroids, but all the stuff about weight loss and metabolism applies to women as well. Everyone has the right to feeling good, regardless of gender or shapeliness.
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Posted on 03-13-10 03:49:19 PM Link | Quote
I think I might be competition for Metal_Man in the "strangely underweight" area, 6'0" and around 130 lbs(it floats around there, I've been bouncing back and forth between 127 and 133 for a few years), though no walk-stories from me, being a cross-country runner makes walking seem a little not-scary.

I also should probably start doing a little bit of lifting, though I'm an alright runner, I have no upper body strength at all. Although I'm not very interested in gaining muscle, it's pretty pathetic to have even minor difficulty lifting two gallons of liquid at once.

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Posted on 03-13-10 03:54:40 PM Link | Quote
Originally posted by Arisu
Originally posted by Metal_Man88
The main advantage to stick figures like me is that being able to carry things without keeling over like Mr. Burns allows one to be, well... more useful than otherwise.

Otherwise it's just sort of annoying to other people. "Well, great, you're out of shape and skinny, so I can't ridicule you for being fat, but an ant could push you over. Yeah. Excellent. Curse you unfair reality."



Judging from what you said about wanting to gain muscle, you might want to add some weightlifting to your exercise regimen, along with adding protein to your diet . Even if you're a runner or a swimmer, lifting will build muscle faster than those exercises (obviously only relevant practice will improve technique), and if you're not an athlete, it'll make your body more efficient at processing those calories than just cardiovascular exercise alone, whether you're actively exercising or not.



Yea you HAVE to lift if you're in a sport. Eventually after training on the sport alone, your body tends to stagnate. By lifting, you give it another, newer, source of tension, allowing you to increase your muscle much faster.

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Supakitsune whether you decide to regale us with the tales of your future treks, best of luck; just make sure to keep on track!
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