No one is going to say yes, they'll say "no, i play sports, and have a six pack and get laid all the time"
Well, I play sports on 360, enjoy drinking six packs...and well yeah, im a little overweight. I try going to the gym a few times a week, but its hard to lose, so you take the good with the bad. Life sucks sometimes.
I'm over weight but I'm no 400 lb. fatty munching away at Doritos. I come from a family of very large men who are boxers, wrestlers and hard physical workers so my weight and size kinda came with the territory. *shrug*
Nope. But i used to be when i was a kid. I was a big fat rolly polly............i looked like santa if he was a child. Its amazing what swimming/waterpolo/skateboarding/various beach activities can do. And as a general tip; if your spending lots of time in front of the TV either watching it or playing video games sit on an exercise ball and do the full range of stretches. Dont just sit there.
[QUOTE="Spartan070"]Well, let's just say I run a sub 5 minute mile and leave it at that.web966
So can I. :wink: Or at least i used to. I havent ran in about a year.
Makes for a good goal. You should get working on that.
I used to be heavily invested in Taekwon-Do (Chang Hon sty-le not the V neck wearing Kukkikwon/Sports sty-le) and I would love to just be able to fight again. Gotta get myself motivated to get back into peak physical shape. Just because I'm not fat doesn't mean I'm fit.
Looks like everybody here are athletes!Timesplitter14
There's a difference between saying you're not fat and being an athlete. Hell, even fat people can be athletes. Look at football players and sumo wrestlers.
I'm in my suggested weight range, but I've got a teensy bit more lipids on me than I'd like. I do work out a lot, though; a good hour of exercise makes everything more fun.
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