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Originally posted by Arvind Mahendra:
...I hate exercise and think it is a waste of time...
Originally posted by Arvind Mahendra:
Work is mentally and physically taxing as it is.
Originally posted by Joe Ess:
I'm a firm believer that a strong body makes for a strong mind
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Originally posted by Marcel Wentink:
Top atletes for example are not healthy at all, they are most vunerable for any flue or germ, because they push their body to the limit.
I was trying to think how to test this theory. First you need a centenarian. That would be somebody who was born before 1909. Then you need a marathoner. That would be somebody who was in their marathoning prime around 1939.Originally posted by herb slocomb:
I don't think a single centenarian was ever a marathoner or something equivalent in prolonged physical exercise intensity.
I want to be like marc
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I do neither, I hate exercise and think it is a waste of time.
Originally posted by Paul Clapham:
I was trying to think how to test this theory.
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I want to be like marc
There are always these overgrown bodybuilder types walking around(just taking the weights off the machines they just finished using is a workout) discussing supplements and pills and what not and you feel small and out of place,
Originally posted by Arvind Mahendra:
Does anyone know if this article is for real? Thinking about exercise keeps you fit :roll:
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I feel I have little stamina for exercise
Originally posted by Marcel Wentink:
Sports is not always healthy.
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Originally posted by Arvind Mahendra:
THANKYOU! 100% percent agreed on that one.
I want to be like marc
Originally posted by Maris Orbidans:
I'd like to exercise, too. But I don't know how.
Originally posted by Marcel Wentink:
By the way, I've just been to de company doctor. He told me to cut down on the exercise.
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Originally posted by Joe Ess:
You've got a really, really really long way until you're keeping up with Marcel and have to worry about developing a repetitive strain injury.
There is such a thing as doing too much, but doing something will always be better than doing nothing: What 30 minutes a day can do
I want to be like marc
There are always these overgrown bodybuilder types walking around(just taking the weights off the machines they just finished using is a workout) discussing supplements and pills
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