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Fitness and Prespective

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SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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I went to a 21st tonight for a bloke who was a top bloke at high school that i dont see often. After that i decided to walk home then with a km to go i decided to jog and i am not fit and had been drinking heavily i lasted 700m in a slow jog and worked the last 300m before i passed out on my front lawn watching the clouds fly by and the stars and full moon.

Which got me thinking how fit or un fit are you.

Also all tho i am thousands of k's away from you plebs we are looking at the same sky just at different times so is it really a big world our and we are just small specks on the universe and we must enjoy it all. I hadn't seen my mates from high school for 3 years and i miss them and it got me thinking how short every aspect of life really is and we must take time to enjoy the little thingd like a cold wintery nights sky lieing on ya front lwan in ya jocks. As we are all in this together.

Roo time for a beer i think

Raj

Raj

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I went to a 21st tonight for a bloke who was a top bloke at high school that i dont see often. After that i decided to walk home then with a km to go i decided to jog and i am not fit and had been drinking heavily i lasted 700m in a slow jog and worked the last 300m before i passed out on my front lawn watching the clouds fly by and the stars and full moon.

Which got me thinking how fit or un fit are you.

Also all tho i am thousands of k's away from you plebs we are looking at the same sky just at different times so is it really a big world our and we are just small specks on the universe and we must enjoy it all. I hadn't seen my mates from high school for 3 years and i miss them and it got me thinking how short every aspect of life really is and we must take time to enjoy the little thingd like a cold wintery nights sky lieing on ya front lwan in ya jocks. As we are all in this together.

Roo time for a beer i think

Listen to Aussie Boy being all Philosophical!!

Actually you are right.

And look what a great job we are doing in destroying it!!

By the way...I AM WELL FIT! ;)

BigGibbo

BigGibbo

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Listen to Aussie Boy being all Philosophical!!

Actually you are right.

And look what a great job we are doing in destroying it!!

By the way...I AM WELL FIT! ;)

For an asian bloke! :P

:kissing:

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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Listen to Aussie Boy being all Philosophical!!

Actually you are right.

And look what a great job we are doing in destroying it!!

By the way...I AM WELL FIT! ;)

Well its funny on an internet i can send you a message straight away. but face to face its a long fooking to time but we all see the same things

Raj

Raj

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For an asian bloke! :P

:kissing:

:D:D Ohhhh Cheekkkyyyy!!!! :D

Well its funny on an internet i can send you a message straight away. but face to face its a long fooking to time but we all see the same things

YOu need to goto sleep!!!

Your emotional! :D

Tommy G

Tommy G

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I went to a 21st tonight for a bloke who was a top bloke at high school that i dont see often. After that i decided to walk home then with a km to go i decided to jog and i am not fit and had been drinking heavily i lasted 700m in a slow jog and worked the last 300m before i passed out on my front lawn watching the clouds fly by and the stars and full moon.

Which got me thinking how fit or un fit are you.

Also all tho i am thousands of k's away from you plebs we are looking at the same sky just at different times so is it really a big world our and we are just small specks on the universe and we must enjoy it all. I hadn't seen my mates from high school for 3 years and i miss them and it got me thinking how short every aspect of life really is and we must take time to enjoy the little thingd like a cold wintery nights sky lieing on ya front lwan in ya jocks. As we are all in this together.

Roo time for a beer i think

My aeorbic fitness is pretty poor. I've got a decent 6 pack though. Depends what you judge it all on really?

Tommy G

Tommy G

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I can run a half marathon, but not very fast. Although I'm the right weight for my height I've got a bit of a gut on me these days as well - this is what happens when you hit your 30s

I thought this was 40's? :thumbup:

Next year people will be saying...''Ive got a bit of a belly on me, but thats what happens when you hit your 20's!...''

Raj

Raj

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I can run a half marathon, but not very fast. Although I'm the right weight for my height I've got a bit of a gut on me these days as well - this is what happens when you hit your 30s

Ive done 4 half marathons in the last 5 years.

And i agree its harder to get rid of the gut when you are in the 30's.

The metabolism starts slowing down.

Mind you i aint as old as you Bellend!!! :unsure::)

MPH

MPH

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Ive done 4 half marathons in the last 5 years.

And i agree its harder to get rid of the gut when you are in the 30's.

The metabolism starts slowing down.

Mind you i aint as old as your Bellend!!! :unsure::)

:o

Monk

Monk

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I find fitness an incredible frustration. To just work every day I get up at 630 and return back to the house at 7pm, starving hungry. I've tried various plans; going running at 6:10 am (lasted 2 days), Gym at lunch (lasted 1 month), Gym in the evening (on and off, always too tired and hungry after work). Often away at weekends.

Any suggestions?

Bellend Sebastian

Bellend Sebastian

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Ive done 4 half marathons in the last 5 years.

And i agree its harder to get rid of the gut when you are in the 30's.

The metabolism starts slowing down.

Mind you i aint as old as you Bellend!!! :unsure::)

How old are you, Raj?

I'm 33

Raj

Raj

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:o

NOT funny! :D

I find fitness an incredible frustration. To just work every day I get up at 630 and return back to the house at 7pm, starving hungry. I've tried various plans; going running at 6:10 am (lasted 2 days), Gym at lunch (lasted 1 month), Gym in the evening (on and off, always too tired and hungry after work). Often away at weekends.

Any suggestions?

Cant you do something in your lunch break Monky?

A 30 min jog would work wonders.

EVen a fast walk(with the Mrs!!!) will make you fitter.

Need a balance in life.

I work 3 shifts hence my bodyclock is always fcuked but i try and do something 3 times a week,although i dont have a long 12-13 hour day like you.

Good luck!

SOCCERROO FOX

SOCCERROO FOX

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I find fitness an incredible frustration. To just work every day I get up at 630 and return back to the house at 7pm, starving hungry. I've tried various plans; going running at 6:10 am (lasted 2 days), Gym at lunch (lasted 1 month), Gym in the evening (on and off, always too tired and hungry after work). Often away at weekends.

Any suggestions?

Very similar work day to me.

Hey Raj im still here.

Life oh life, ohhhhhhh liiiifffffffffeeeeeee, oh life

Monk

Monk

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NOT funny! :D

Cant you do something in your lunch break Monky?

A 30 min jog would work wonders.

EVen a fast walk(with the Mrs!!!) will make you fitter.

Need a balance in life.

I work 3 shifts hence my bodyclock is always fcuked but i try and do something 3 times a week,although i dont have a long 12-13 hour day like you.

Good luck!

I still think doing it in the morning is the best plan. I don't mind getting up at 6 but obviously it's difficult in winter. When the clocks go back it'll be easier. I can't always take an hour at lunch and I already spend 2 lunches per week in a 1 hr spanish lesson so thats really out of the question at the moment.

Trumpet

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My aeorbic fitness is pretty poor. I've got a decent 6 pack though. Depends what you judge it all on really?

I was just about to post: This thread has Tommy G written all over it. :whistle:

Trumpet

Trumpet

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He left live chat at Half time to see a guy called Jim :dunno:

Half time work out! :crylaugh:

Ah I don't have time for fitness. Let yourself be. Be a slob whilst it doesn't matter, change later on in life :thumbup:

MC Prussian

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I go out for a run on a regular basis.

Usually around 40 minutes and then I add some push-ups and sit-ups, as well.

I tend to do this more often a week once spring sets in, usually twice a week.

The cold, rainy weather and the short daylight periods in winter make it harder for me to get properly motivated.

Tommy G

Tommy G

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I find fitness an incredible frustration. To just work every day I get up at 630 and return back to the house at 7pm, starving hungry. I've tried various plans; going running at 6:10 am (lasted 2 days), Gym at lunch (lasted 1 month), Gym in the evening (on and off, always too tired and hungry after work). Often away at weekends.

Any suggestions?

I swear I gave you some advice before? I can't find the thread though. :dunno:

I go out for a run on a regular basis.

Usually around 40 minutes and then I add some push-ups and sit-ups, as well.I tend to do this more often a week once spring sets in, usually twice a week.

The cold, rainy weather and the short daylight periods in winter make it harder for me to get properly motivated.

Sit ups are probably the most over-rated exercise there is. Carry on with them if you want to get a bad back and no abs. If you've got a swiss ball, then youll have abs of steel if you know how to use it properly ;)

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If you've got a swiss ball, then youll have abs of steel if you know how to use it properly ;)

I hope you're not one of the idle tossers who never puts them away after using them. :angry:

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