It's better than a dadaist pep talk.

Oct 14, 2011 18:11

I was at the gym this morning and somebody stopped me in the locker room. ( Egotistical moment cut… )

music, life explosion, pushups

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seldomifever October 15 2011, 01:16:13 UTC
I love this. It gives me hope.

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antennapedia October 15 2011, 14:25:22 UTC
There is a lot of work and sweat involved. The work and sweat become fun in themselves if you let them. The upside of this approach is that there is never any self-starvation. Self-starvation would be counterproductive. Nom nom food! I eat way less sugar than I did before, though. (Sugar really is evil.)

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capra_maritimus October 15 2011, 03:30:35 UTC
Working on it. :D

And congrats!

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antennapedia October 15 2011, 16:30:17 UTC
Go you! :D

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capra_maritimus October 15 2011, 16:45:30 UTC
I'm longing for the day when I can do *gasp* one real push-up!

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antennapedia October 15 2011, 16:54:52 UTC
Been there. Been exactly there. Just one! How can it be so hard, I asked myself.

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the_emu October 15 2011, 07:06:18 UTC
Xander will experience this as he grows from teen geek to strapping construction guy.

Just putting that out there.

8^-

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antennapedia October 15 2011, 14:26:22 UTC
Yes. This story seed keeps bouncing around inside me. Eventually it'll find the right expression.

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misswitch October 15 2011, 14:55:15 UTC
Are you still doing that... crap, I can't remember the name of the page/exercise you mentioned a while back, where you do ridiculously insane lifting exercises? I was going to look into it, but my former gym was not conclusive to it.

Anyway, good on you for your continued hard work.

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antennapedia October 15 2011, 16:32:55 UTC
I still do some Crossfit-like stuff, yeah, when I need to do metabolic conditioning aka more intense cardio. High-intensity circuit training is another word for it. I don't do pure Crossfit at a Crossfit gym or anything like that, because they're more about the workouts that leave you thrashed than about strength. Crossfit at a gym with an instructor who has training beyond just Crossfit is a great way to go from couch potato to the best shape of your life, though.

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daiseechain October 15 2011, 20:01:54 UTC
That's very encouraging to hear. How lovely of her to take the time to let you know!

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antennapedia October 17 2011, 01:15:48 UTC
It was completely sweet. Odd to think that other people notice you, but I guess they do.

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