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09-30-14 07:30 AM
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This post is going to be a little different to what most of you are probably used to. I have a routine that I try to do at least once a day. To keep me physically active while I'm currently not at work, I do push-ups to keep fit.

I can do about 30 proper push-ups in one continuous motion. (show off right)
Something else I'm pretty good with is a skipping rope. They are really good for fitness.

So if you have any interest in this subject, tell me a physical activity that you're good at.
This includes sports or running, surfing. Anything.
This post is going to be a little different to what most of you are probably used to. I have a routine that I try to do at least once a day. To keep me physically active while I'm currently not at work, I do push-ups to keep fit.

I can do about 30 proper push-ups in one continuous motion. (show off right)
Something else I'm pretty good with is a skipping rope. They are really good for fitness.

So if you have any interest in this subject, tell me a physical activity that you're good at.
This includes sports or running, surfing. Anything.
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I swim, play tennis, and sometimes basketball. I also run (sometimes for up to an hour) and do loads of sit-ups as well as push-ups. It keeps me healthy and i have a fair bit of muscle because of it.
I swim, play tennis, and sometimes basketball. I also run (sometimes for up to an hour) and do loads of sit-ups as well as push-ups. It keeps me healthy and i have a fair bit of muscle because of it.
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I'm decent at running, and I'm okay at swimming.

For running, I'm at the point where I can go for as long as I want to. I've generally kept my workouts between 5 and 7 miles, but I used to go for hours on trails with the team back in high school. I'm not back to that level just yet, but I've been steadily improving after the off-season.

I focus on running, which I feel hurts my swimming. It has something to do with breathing habits. Still I can do between 250 and 300 m freestyle at a decent speed. That's not too impressive, but seeing as I could barely do 50 when I first started, it's a BIG improvement. I did backstroke and breaststroke for the individual events during meets, though, since that matched my skillset.
I'm decent at running, and I'm okay at swimming.

For running, I'm at the point where I can go for as long as I want to. I've generally kept my workouts between 5 and 7 miles, but I used to go for hours on trails with the team back in high school. I'm not back to that level just yet, but I've been steadily improving after the off-season.

I focus on running, which I feel hurts my swimming. It has something to do with breathing habits. Still I can do between 250 and 300 m freestyle at a decent speed. That's not too impressive, but seeing as I could barely do 50 when I first started, it's a BIG improvement. I did backstroke and breaststroke for the individual events during meets, though, since that matched my skillset.
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I'm pretty solid at lifting anything with my legs... I've never actually been to a gym to see how much i can lift etc... But due to the way i walk.. I naturally work out my legs everyday.... 

I've been playing dodgeball for about 8-9 years now as well so I'd like to say I'm at least good at that

besides that ever since i got epilepsy my fitness and physical capabilities have gone down hill tremendously... So maybe a good 4-5 years of working out might make me able to go on 10 mile cross country runs and other delightful things

Long story short.. I was on a college course based around physical exercise and national services, army,navy etc.. So our Physical training teacher was an ex marine... so yeah.. I used to be extremely fit.. Then i got epilepsy.. And lost the confidence to really do anything... life sucks eh
I'm pretty solid at lifting anything with my legs... I've never actually been to a gym to see how much i can lift etc... But due to the way i walk.. I naturally work out my legs everyday.... 

I've been playing dodgeball for about 8-9 years now as well so I'd like to say I'm at least good at that

besides that ever since i got epilepsy my fitness and physical capabilities have gone down hill tremendously... So maybe a good 4-5 years of working out might make me able to go on 10 mile cross country runs and other delightful things

Long story short.. I was on a college course based around physical exercise and national services, army,navy etc.. So our Physical training teacher was an ex marine... so yeah.. I used to be extremely fit.. Then i got epilepsy.. And lost the confidence to really do anything... life sucks eh
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I do it all.  I was born in a time before the internet was pervasive so I used to outside and play with a bunch of kids in the neighborhood.  We didn't have the world bubble-wrapped and we could run off and go do stuff as long as I was in by the time the street lights came on and my parents generally knew where I was.

Saying that, I play soccer, baseball, basketball, football, ping-pong, volleyball, tennis, etc.  I wasn't very good at hockey and I can swim but I'm not especially fast.

I like pull-ups, push-ups, dips, and sit-ups and I have run a sub 4 hour marathon once (3:57:05 in Indianapolis, thank you very much).  I love being physically fit because I know how my body works and I'm an asset on a sports field/court/arena/whatever.  I love competition and sports and I make it a huge part of my day.
I do it all.  I was born in a time before the internet was pervasive so I used to outside and play with a bunch of kids in the neighborhood.  We didn't have the world bubble-wrapped and we could run off and go do stuff as long as I was in by the time the street lights came on and my parents generally knew where I was.

Saying that, I play soccer, baseball, basketball, football, ping-pong, volleyball, tennis, etc.  I wasn't very good at hockey and I can swim but I'm not especially fast.

I like pull-ups, push-ups, dips, and sit-ups and I have run a sub 4 hour marathon once (3:57:05 in Indianapolis, thank you very much).  I love being physically fit because I know how my body works and I'm an asset on a sports field/court/arena/whatever.  I love competition and sports and I make it a huge part of my day.
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Well, before the Army and me messing up my back and a knee, I was a sprinter. 
Thankfully though, I can still punt a football as decently as I did while I was in high school, so there is that. 
Well, before the Army and me messing up my back and a knee, I was a sprinter. 
Thankfully though, I can still punt a football as decently as I did while I was in high school, so there is that. 
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warmaker : that's great work. you sound like you are fairly active and fit. running long distance itsn't easy. I am in no way as fit as I used to but it was a few years ago I played football and had a bmx bike I frequently used after getting home from highschool, sometimes I would even ride to football training.

The posts in this thread have made me think how much effort I could put into running and keeping fit but I would be talking small distance first. I might even go for a jog to see how fit I am haha. that'll be a laugh.
warmaker : that's great work. you sound like you are fairly active and fit. running long distance itsn't easy. I am in no way as fit as I used to but it was a few years ago I played football and had a bmx bike I frequently used after getting home from highschool, sometimes I would even ride to football training.

The posts in this thread have made me think how much effort I could put into running and keeping fit but I would be talking small distance first. I might even go for a jog to see how fit I am haha. that'll be a laugh.
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I go outside to take a walk most of the time to feel energize and get some fresh air. I need to walk around a lot during school so walking will help me out throughout the school year.
I go outside to take a walk most of the time to feel energize and get some fresh air. I need to walk around a lot during school so walking will help me out throughout the school year.
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