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I say a lot I know. I feel as if many around here don't keep fit....and it's not even about doing gear either, just live the lifestyle of being in shape and eating right.Originally posted by Bouncer View PostSeriously. You say it a lot but who doesn't lift here? I'm pretty sure everyone here lifts.
Though I do question if scrum is lifting. I haven't seen him post anything fitness related in months. Only political shit.
I don't think turbo is really keeping in shape
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Yea turbo works a lot but I don't get a strong vibe from him that he loves the lifestyle. I think he forces himself to try and get into it. You gotta love it.Originally posted by rado View PostI say a lot I know. I feel as if many around here don't keep fit....and it's not even about doing gear either, just live the lifestyle of being in shape and eating right.
I don't think turbo is really keeping in shape
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I work too, we all do..well not you but you get it.Originally posted by Bouncer View PostYea turbo works a lot but I don't get a strong vibe from him that he loves the lifestyle. I think he forces himself to try and get into it. You gotta love it.
Even when I worked 60 plus hours a week, I made time
Remember how much I use to work and travel?
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I rarely miss workouts, although I mix in a lot of other stuff with lifting. I chime in when I need to. It's hard to keep coming up with things to say.Originally posted by Bouncer View Post
Though I do question if scrum is lifting. I haven't seen him post anything fitness related in months. Only political shit.
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Not if your passionate about it. I'm afraid you've lost your love of the game. A cycle would reignite your love. :DOriginally posted by Scrumhalf View PostI rarely miss workouts, although I mix in a lot of other stuff with lifting. I chime in when I need to. It's hard to keep coming up with things to say.
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What I love is being outdoors in nature. My lifting is a means to that end, as well as other things I do like running. I want to be able to carry things like backpacking gear and camera equipment out into the country and use them anywhere and any time. I don't care for lifting for its own sake, if you know what I mean.Originally posted by Bouncer View PostYea turbo works a lot but I don't get a strong vibe from him that he loves the lifestyle. I think he forces himself to try and get into it. You gotta love it.
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Turning lip to the darkisde was a shocker, but scrum? LolOriginally posted by Bouncer View PostNot if your passionate about it. I'm afraid you've lost your love of the game. A cycle would reignite your love. :D
That's like wishing Hillary would have won, well we know that turned out :D
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No scrum, I do not know what you mean.Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostWhat I love is being outdoors in nature. My lifting is a means to that end, as well as other things I do like running. I want to be able to carry things like backpacking gear and camera equipment out into the country and use them anywhere and any time. I don't care for lifting for its own sake, if you know what I mean.
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Lol..
When I was younger, I had gym goals like hitting a certain weight or a certain lift to bodyweight ratio, etc. But my goals now are more along the lines of functional fitness. Everyone who sees me in a t shirt knows I lift, but of course, I don't have any significant size, weight or lift goals at the moment.
I don't think that's a loss of passion. It's a refocus on what I want to do with my time.
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I get it. But I don't know if I could do that. To not have that goal of getting bigger and leaner and stronger every time I go into the gym I don't think I would love it like I do. And if I'm not passionate about something I have a hard time doing it. Do you go to the gym to just get it over with? Or do you enjoy it at all? Don't you get the lifters high just like a runners high?Originally posted by Scrumhalf View PostLol..
When I was younger, I had gym goals like hitting a certain weight or a certain lift to bodyweight ratio, etc. But my goals now are more along the lines of functional fitness. Everyone who sees me in a t shirt knows I lift, but of course, I don't have any significant size, weight or lift goals at the moment.
I don't think that's a loss of passion. It's a refocus on what I want to do with my time.
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