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Originally posted by KewpieI go to a fitness center regularly, so I can tell you from experience that fitness is everything at all ages. From children to seniors! My best bet is some seniors I know there could run circles around the younger crowd here, with me being the exception of course. 😉
at 39. Fitness isn't everything, it seems.
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Originally posted by Very RustyNever could understand why anyone would pay someone to be fit. Oh wait I think I may know the answer...they need someone or someones to motivate them. No self discipline.
I go to a fitness center regularly, so I can tell you from experience that fitness is everything at all ages. From children to seniors! My best bet is some seniors I know there could run circles around the younger crowd here, with me being the exception of course. 😉
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesMy best bet is you know very little about, "Self Discipline"!
Never could understand why anyone would pay someone to be fit. Oh wait I think I may know the answer...they need someone or someones to motivate them. No self discipline.
That is probably because you're not in SHAPE!
If you ever happen to come to my neck of the woods I'd be happy to take through one of my work outs...Think you can keep up?? Odds are I have some years on you to boot!
People Hire Trainers to ensure they are doing the exercises properly. Professional athletes have trainers, but yet you can't see WHY people get them...Perhaps you have much to learn! Or everyone else is wrong & you're right! 😛
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Originally posted by Very Rusty[b]My best bet is you know very little about, "Self Discipline"!
My best bet is you know very little about, "Self Discipline"!
That is probably because you're not in SHAPE!
If you ever happen to come to my neck of the woods I'd be happy to take through one of my work outs...Think you can keep up?? Odds are I have some years on you to boot!
People Hire Trainers to ensure they are doing the exercises properly. P ...[text shortened]... le get them...Perhaps you have much to learn! Or everyone else is wrong & you're right! 😛
And you know this how?
That is probably because you're not in SHAPE!
Au contraire I'm in good shape (self discipline).
If you ever happen to come to my neck of the woods I'd be happy to take through one of my work outs...Think you can keep up?? Odds are I have some years on you to boot!
I'll make sure when I'm "down your way" that I take you up on that. As for the years you've got on me. I doubt it.
People Hire Trainers to ensure they are doing the exercises properly. Professional athletes have trainers, but yet you can't see WHY people get them...Perhaps you have much to learn! Or everyone else is wrong & you're right!
A professional athlete is just that, a professional, and for them it makes sense as their livelyhood depends on them being it the "best" shape.
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesYou Living depends on your being in the "Best Shape" you can be in.
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A professional athlete is just that, a professional, and for them it makes sense as their livelyhood depends on them being it the "best" shape.
Perhaps, that isn't important to you.
I am pretty sure I have years on you, but it doesn't matter you will not be able to keep on unless you work-out as hard as I do 3 times per week...4 times on the "Burn Phase"!
BTW: Do you know what a "Burn Phase" is? I'll be quite impressed if you can tell me in your own words without googling it! 😉
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Originally posted by Very RustyBut I did say that I was in good shape and it cost me my time, a good pair of trainers, a set of golf clubs (that I've had for 40 years) and downhill and crosscountry skis. Oh and no Athletic club memberships or personal trainers.
You Living depends on your being the "Best Shape" you can be in.
Perhaps, that isn't important to you.
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Originally posted by Great Big SteesI'd love to see what condition you're in, seriously.
But I did say that I was in good shape and it cost me my time, a good pair of trainers, a set of golf clubs (that I've had for 40 years) and downhill and crosscountry skis. Oh and no Athletic club memberships or personal trainers.
I've seen some golfers who could use a personal trainer.
You might do ok on the skies at the Fitness center, or has 40 years taken its toll on you. So, you been golfing since you were 2?
So, being you're in such great shape or claim to be, how long does it take you to walk 1 mile? I don't mean a slow stroll on the golf course, I mean a good brisk walk!
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyFind or invent a candle that burns at both ends, name it mon ami and light the twin tapers during the holidays and on a few other special occasions (such as when my chess rating objective is finally achieved).
[b]Things you would like to do before you die...
* Parachute alone from outer space
* Regain my 2010 chess rating
* Travel to my ancestral Sweden
* Arrange a 1st class family reunion
You?
-just me[/b]