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Old 03-16-2008, 03:30 PM
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Besides the fact that you'll be healthier and look good to the women, you also won't have worry about falling over when you're trying to put your shoes on, and you'll also be able to walk up the stairs without it seeming like you just went through a marathon.

Seriously though, working out and staying in shape definitely makes you feel better about yourself. I always get a great sense of accomplishment after I finish my work out. You'll also have alot more energy for various activities, like ones that might involve you and a woman. Last but not least, you'll keep yourself looking younger.
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Old 06-30-2008, 02:36 AM
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Hey If you're thinking gym routine as a schedule a "to do list, maybe that's why it's harder for you to get back on track....Well Sweetie I would like to suggest you to get a personal trainer....stick to a good diet not a diet... but just eat healthier .....and you should be able to slim up in no time...Good Luck!!!

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Dear usually, stress takes an impact on the way your body works.Take brisk 30 minute walks after work, and slowly work your way up to jogging, then when you're motivated enough, go to the gym. It's hard to get back to your original routine instantly, so start a foundation and improve from there. Good Luck!!!!

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Old 10-23-2008, 07:35 AM
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When I have had a long lay off this is what I do. ( Three times a week) I start by first going to gym and only doing a sauna and wirlpool bath for first week. This gets me in habit of going.
Second week I exercise about 15 minutes then sauna and wirlpool bath.

Each succeeding week, I increase exercise time by 15 minutes until my desire workout time is reached. Then, I continue as usual.

Hopes this helps you.

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