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  1. Dec 8, 2014, 09:40 PM #81
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    so I just came back from crossfit and my right arm started to cramp up as I was trying to pull up my pants after getting out of the shower. LOL Does the pain ever go away?
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    Out of town on work the last couple of days. It's amazing how staying at a hotel by the airport, and pulling 12 hours days can put a crimp into your work out routine. And now, back home, it's still tough to get back into it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by thewalrus View Post
    Out of town on work the last couple of days. It's amazing how staying at a hotel by the airport, and pulling 12 hours days can put a crimp into your work out routine. And now, back home, it's still tough to get back into it.
    I noticed you hadn't been posting and wondered if something was going on.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeannie View Post
    I noticed you hadn't been posting and wondered if something was going on.

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    I appreciate that! Yeah - it was a crazy week. And all of it resulting in nothing more than an adjournment until January. But - it does keep me off the roads this week, which is nice, because my wife and I are heading to Southern California on Sunday and I need time to pack!
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    Does anyone else absolutely hate working out? I mean, I do it and everything, I just don't like it. When people say they love it, I really don't get it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hayseed Brown View Post
    Does anyone else absolutely hate working out? I mean, I do it and everything, I just don't like it. When people say they love it, I really don't get it.
    Depends what I'm doing, really. I love swimming. I love running. I love cycling. I really do enjoy all of those - even if, at times, I'm inclined to prefer sitting and watching TV (or posting on here).

    Other kinds of working out, though, I don't really enjoy. Weight training in particular. Not a fan of the rowing machine either.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jeannie View Post
    I noticed you hadn't been posting and wondered if something was going on.

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    I assumed jail, myself.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hayseed Brown View Post
    Does anyone else absolutely hate working out? I mean, I do it and everything, I just don't like it. When people say they love it, I really don't get it.
    I'm actually really enjoying it. It burns, it hurts, it's hard, but I'm really starting to enjoy it. I think part of it is because I'm starting to see results, noticeable ones. I was always fit cardio-wise, but I'm really enjoying feeling my lats or triceps or traps burn. Kinda sick, eh?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Statius View Post
    I'm actually really enjoying it. It burns, it hurts, it's hard, but I'm really starting to enjoy it. I think part of it is because I'm starting to see results, noticeable ones. I was always fit cardio-wise, but I'm really enjoying feeling my lats or triceps or traps burn. Kinda sick, eh?

    That's what motivates you early on and spurs you on to greater gains.
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  10. Dec 9, 2014, 07:15 AM #90
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    Quote Originally Posted by Hayseed Brown View Post
    Does anyone else absolutely hate working out? I mean, I do it and everything, I just don't like it. When people say they love it, I really don't get it.
    No - I love it. On my days off I'm clucking to get back to it.

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