Reply With QuoteIf you're that desperate to be there, just hang out in the lockeroom, sniffing people's lockers. See how many unique odors of bodily functions you can identify.Originally Posted by WilliamB
Alright so my favorite place to be right now is in the gym. I obviously want to be in my favorite place a lot right. What can you do on days when your body just isnt supposed to pick up weight or pull/push your self?.....All i got is abs right now any suggestions. Maybe some incline slow tradmill to get the heart working a little. Or should i just deprive my self of going and wait till the next day?
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12-10-2004, 02:33 PM #1Registered User
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Cant stay out of the gym
Alright so my favorite place to be right now is in the gym. I obviously want to be in my favorite place a lot right. What can you do on days when your body just isnt supposed to pick up weight or pull/push your self?.....All i got is abs right now any suggestions. Maybe some incline slow tradmill to get the heart working a little. Or should i just deprive my self of going and wait till the next day?
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I might be spoiled I dont really have to "go". I live in a dorm where I literaly take an elevator thats right outside more door into a gym. We dont have a locker room.
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I should fully read what you say before I post replys as well so the reply makes sense. As it does not above ^
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I love training and all but I think I would learn to dislike it if I was there anymore than I already am. Good things should be in moderation as well.
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I'm getting ready to quit my gym. I've been building up equipment @ home for a while, and finally think I'm ready.
Besides, with January coming up the gym will be packed again. I hate waiting in lines
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