How many people over 30 work out regularly?
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kjr_trig
Active Member
Originally Posted by crimzy
http:///forum/post/2976652
Ever seen Tiger Woods??? He's pretty ripped.
Tiger and Camillo are ripped for sure, but we are talking golfer ripped vs. Crimzy/Scwarzenegger ripped.
http:///forum/post/2976652
Ever seen Tiger Woods??? He's pretty ripped.
Tiger and Camillo are ripped for sure, but we are talking golfer ripped vs. Crimzy/Scwarzenegger ripped.
crimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by kjr_trig
http:///forum/post/2976836
Tiger and Camillo are ripped for sure, but we are talking golfer ripped vs. Crimzy/Scwarzenegger ripped.
Aaahh... so your wife told you...
Sorry Kirk... couldn't resist. How 'bout them lions???
http:///forum/post/2976836
Tiger and Camillo are ripped for sure, but we are talking golfer ripped vs. Crimzy/Scwarzenegger ripped.
Aaahh... so your wife told you...
Sorry Kirk... couldn't resist. How 'bout them lions???
flower
Well-Known Member
I have (had) my gym in my basement. My own workout room. Every other day, 30 minutes.
Stair stepper (in the kitchen)
row machine
Gazelle
Exercise Ball
exercise bike
free weights
tension rope
Treadmill
Those people you were making fun of for obviously not being regulars is why I won't go to a gym. When things go south who needs an audience? Who wants to be the butt of the next cruel comment? Not me.
People think they are being witty when they say nasty comments. They hurt people’s feelings, and I don't want to be the next victim. So I stay at home to exercise.
Stair stepper (in the kitchen)
row machine
Gazelle
Exercise Ball
exercise bike
free weights
tension rope
Treadmill
Those people you were making fun of for obviously not being regulars is why I won't go to a gym. When things go south who needs an audience? Who wants to be the butt of the next cruel comment? Not me.
People think they are being witty when they say nasty comments. They hurt people’s feelings, and I don't want to be the next victim. So I stay at home to exercise.
tobbyjackson
New Member
I'm 39 & run 4 -4 1/2 miles every other day
darthtang aw
Active Member
Originally Posted by tobbyjackson
http:///forum/post/2977289
I'm 39 & run 4 -4 1/2 miles every other day
why the variance in distance? The cops chasing you have less endurance some days than others?
http:///forum/post/2977289
I'm 39 & run 4 -4 1/2 miles every other day
why the variance in distance? The cops chasing you have less endurance some days than others?
darthtang aw
Active Member
Originally Posted by crimzy
http:///forum/post/2976630
I too stay active... play basketball regularly... in the summers I walk a lot and run periodically.
Nobody over 30 (with a job, Florida Joe
) lifts at all? So I'm the last of us who still takes care of himself, huh? That's more motivation for me to keep it up.
How soon before you need to start another addition to your house for your over inflated ego? Or was this just another Crimzy self validation thread...
http:///forum/post/2976630
I too stay active... play basketball regularly... in the summers I walk a lot and run periodically.
Nobody over 30 (with a job, Florida Joe
How soon before you need to start another addition to your house for your over inflated ego? Or was this just another Crimzy self validation thread...
crimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by Darthtang AW
http:///forum/post/2977359
How soon before you need to start another addition to your house for your over inflated ego? Or was this just another Crimzy self validation thread...
Are you talking with your mouth full again???
http:///forum/post/2977359
How soon before you need to start another addition to your house for your over inflated ego? Or was this just another Crimzy self validation thread...
Are you talking with your mouth full again???
darthtang aw
Active Member
Yes, Don't worry, I will send her home showered.
crimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by Darthtang AW
http:///forum/post/2977367
Yes, Don't worry, I will send her home showered.
Darth... funny...
In truth, you couldn't fill my... shoes?
But keep rockin those fantasies. One day puberty may hit and you'll get to experience manhood for yourself.
http:///forum/post/2977367
Yes, Don't worry, I will send her home showered.
Darth... funny...
In truth, you couldn't fill my... shoes?
But keep rockin those fantasies. One day puberty may hit and you'll get to experience manhood for yourself.
reefforbrains
Active Member
Was never all that ripped, but was in great shape for fighting most of my teens and twenties.
Got injured and lost my 6 pack. Pure vanity but it drove me nuts. Physical therapy put me back into a groove but I am far from my former self.
Still do a small stretch/cardio every morning but really dont think it classifies as a true workout.
It is on the list to start a new regiment but seems the years keep passing by while I buy smaller and smaller neck sizes when shopping for a new suit.
Got injured and lost my 6 pack. Pure vanity but it drove me nuts. Physical therapy put me back into a groove but I am far from my former self.
Still do a small stretch/cardio every morning but really dont think it classifies as a true workout.
It is on the list to start a new regiment but seems the years keep passing by while I buy smaller and smaller neck sizes when shopping for a new suit.
darthtang aw
Active Member
Originally Posted by crimzy
http:///forum/post/2977370
In truth, you couldn't fill my... shoes?
So you are saying you avoid the rental fees when you go skiing?
http:///forum/post/2977370
In truth, you couldn't fill my... shoes?
So you are saying you avoid the rental fees when you go skiing?
crimzy
Active Member
Originally Posted by KOgle
http:///forum/post/2977058
I'm soon to be over 30 and I weight train every weekday. Funny thing is it's only something I've started in the past 2 years. I'm really glad I did though. I feel a lot better in general and have more energy.
Originally Posted by soulsigma
http:///forum/post/2977096
I am 43 and have been working out 5 days a week for 10 yrs, even when I out of the country which is 30% of the time, I have a high stress job and the various workout routines help me sleep, but also get me home late in the eveings.
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/2977133
I have (had) my gym in my basement. My own workout room. Every other day, 30 minutes.
Stair stepper (in the kitchen)
row machine
Gazelle
Exercise Ball
exercise bike
free weights
tension rope
Treadmill
Those people you were making fun of for obviously not being regulars is why I won't go to a gym. When things go south who needs an audience? Who wants to be the butt of the next cruel comment? Not me.
People think they are being witty when they say nasty comments. They hurt people’s feelings, and I don't want to be the next victim. So I stay at home to exercise.
That's awesome that you all can fit working out into your lifestyle. Making time and keeping motivated is a constant struggle for me.
Flowers I was not trying to make fun of people who are not regulars. If it came across that way I apologize. The truth is that I give everyone at the gym credit, especially older people who have more difficulty. My only point in mentioning that they are clearly not regulars is that those people, based on their physique, appear to be motivated on the short term but have likely not incorporated working out into their life.
Originally Posted by ReefForBrains
http:///forum/post/2977424
Was never all that ripped, but was in great shape for fighting most of my teens and twenties.
Got injured and lost my 6 pack. Pure vanity but it drove me nuts. Physical therapy put me back into a groove but I am far from my former self.
Still do a small stretch/cardio every morning but really dont think it classifies as a true workout.
It is on the list to start a new regiment but seems the years keep passing by while I buy smaller and smaller neck sizes when shopping for a new suit.
This is similar to me... working out is always on my list...
http:///forum/post/2977058
I'm soon to be over 30 and I weight train every weekday. Funny thing is it's only something I've started in the past 2 years. I'm really glad I did though. I feel a lot better in general and have more energy.
Originally Posted by soulsigma
http:///forum/post/2977096
I am 43 and have been working out 5 days a week for 10 yrs, even when I out of the country which is 30% of the time, I have a high stress job and the various workout routines help me sleep, but also get me home late in the eveings.
Originally Posted by Flower
http:///forum/post/2977133
I have (had) my gym in my basement. My own workout room. Every other day, 30 minutes.
Stair stepper (in the kitchen)
row machine
Gazelle
Exercise Ball
exercise bike
free weights
tension rope
Treadmill
Those people you were making fun of for obviously not being regulars is why I won't go to a gym. When things go south who needs an audience? Who wants to be the butt of the next cruel comment? Not me.
People think they are being witty when they say nasty comments. They hurt people’s feelings, and I don't want to be the next victim. So I stay at home to exercise.
That's awesome that you all can fit working out into your lifestyle. Making time and keeping motivated is a constant struggle for me.
Flowers I was not trying to make fun of people who are not regulars. If it came across that way I apologize. The truth is that I give everyone at the gym credit, especially older people who have more difficulty. My only point in mentioning that they are clearly not regulars is that those people, based on their physique, appear to be motivated on the short term but have likely not incorporated working out into their life.
Originally Posted by ReefForBrains
http:///forum/post/2977424
Was never all that ripped, but was in great shape for fighting most of my teens and twenties.
Got injured and lost my 6 pack. Pure vanity but it drove me nuts. Physical therapy put me back into a groove but I am far from my former self.
Still do a small stretch/cardio every morning but really dont think it classifies as a true workout.
It is on the list to start a new regiment but seems the years keep passing by while I buy smaller and smaller neck sizes when shopping for a new suit.
This is similar to me... working out is always on my list...
al mc
Active Member
Over 30..'yup'
I work out at a gym 5 days a week. Only way I can fit it into family life is to be there when it opens at 5:30 am
. I mostly do treadmill/stair stepper (aerobic) with light weights mixed in..about 45 minutes, then home in time for breakfast with the family.
I dislike the early am work out but no other formula has fit into my 'dad' and 'husband' responsibilities
I work out at a gym 5 days a week. Only way I can fit it into family life is to be there when it opens at 5:30 am
I dislike the early am work out but no other formula has fit into my 'dad' and 'husband' responsibilities
nofishnplease
Member
Originally Posted by crimzy
http:///forum/post/2976529
Just curious. Since "adulthood", I find it difficult to spend the time working out that I used to. Now it's all kids, wife, job, and everything else before exercising. And when I do get to the gym, it's mostly young people... and a few older obese people who clearly aren't regulars.
If you're over 30 and work out, please let me know... how often, how long are you there?
im 33...i go mon,wed,fri for 45min...not to get bigger..just to stay in shape...i also play basketball 1 or 2 days a week...wife and a 5yr old
http:///forum/post/2976529
Just curious. Since "adulthood", I find it difficult to spend the time working out that I used to. Now it's all kids, wife, job, and everything else before exercising. And when I do get to the gym, it's mostly young people... and a few older obese people who clearly aren't regulars.
If you're over 30 and work out, please let me know... how often, how long are you there?
im 33...i go mon,wed,fri for 45min...not to get bigger..just to stay in shape...i also play basketball 1 or 2 days a week...wife and a 5yr old
flower
Well-Known Member
Originally Posted by crimzy
http:///forum/post/2977584
That's awesome that you all can fit working out into your lifestyle. Making time and keeping motivated is a constant struggle for me.
Flowers I was not trying to make fun of people who are not regulars. If it came across that way I apologize. The truth is that I give everyone at the gym credit, especially older people who have more difficulty. My only point in mentioning that they are clearly not regulars is that those people, based on their physique, appear to be motivated on the short term but have likely not incorporated working out into their life.
This is similar to me... working out is always on my list...
Okay, I guess I am sensitive, and self conscience. Once when I was at work I had to run the store, I had a bandanna on my head and some teens made a rude comment about Aunt Jamimma.
I turned around and looked at them. They buried their heads laughing. That really hurt my feelings, I would never go to a public place to work out.
I have friends who echo the same sentiment. Being self conscience is why many teens won’t take a shower in school and either cut the class or make excuses not to attend.
It really is a big problem. Self esteem is the underlying reason for obesity in America.
I was never made fun of in school; I didn't gain weight until I started having children. The incident at the store is as close as I ever came to such cruelty. However I watched what it did to other kids.
In the end.. Allot of people who need the gyms the most, don't go.
http:///forum/post/2977584
That's awesome that you all can fit working out into your lifestyle. Making time and keeping motivated is a constant struggle for me.
Flowers I was not trying to make fun of people who are not regulars. If it came across that way I apologize. The truth is that I give everyone at the gym credit, especially older people who have more difficulty. My only point in mentioning that they are clearly not regulars is that those people, based on their physique, appear to be motivated on the short term but have likely not incorporated working out into their life.
This is similar to me... working out is always on my list...
Okay, I guess I am sensitive, and self conscience. Once when I was at work I had to run the store, I had a bandanna on my head and some teens made a rude comment about Aunt Jamimma.
I turned around and looked at them. They buried their heads laughing. That really hurt my feelings, I would never go to a public place to work out.
I have friends who echo the same sentiment. Being self conscience is why many teens won’t take a shower in school and either cut the class or make excuses not to attend.
It really is a big problem. Self esteem is the underlying reason for obesity in America.
I was never made fun of in school; I didn't gain weight until I started having children. The incident at the store is as close as I ever came to such cruelty. However I watched what it did to other kids.
In the end.. Allot of people who need the gyms the most, don't go.