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Are you overweight, obese, at a healthy weight, or underweight?
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2022 Jan 8, 8:15am 21,288 views 177 comments
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richwicks
2024 Apr 17, 6:54pm
richwicks
2024 Apr 17, 6:54pm
Al_Sharpton_for_President says
No. Running that much was destroying my body and I pay for it now.
I used to bike quite a bit, and may get back into it.
richwicks says
I used to run 7 miles a day
Do you still run?
No. Running that much was destroying my body and I pay for it now.
I used to bike quite a bit, and may get back into it.
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mell
2024 Apr 17, 7:20pm
The food our grandparents ate wasn't any better or worse. But they moved all day. No smart phones or game consoles and for the most part no computers. You can eat all the shit you want on top of a run of the mill diet as long as you work out all day. And probably easily consume 3000 calories without gaining weight (depending on how tall and/or muscular you are).
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Al_Sharpton_for_President
2024 Apr 18, 4:05am
Al_Sharpton_for_President
2024 Apr 18, 4:05am
richwicks says
Who says you have to run that much? I run a little over two miles, once every other day or so, depending on the weather. On non-running days, I use the elliptical. I’m working my way up to 3.1 miles, but no hurry. I currently do much more elliptical than running, which has helped with developing aerobic capacity. No huffing and puffing when running.
Running that much
Who says you have to run that much? I run a little over two miles, once every other day or so, depending on the weather. On non-running days, I use the elliptical. I’m working my way up to 3.1 miles, but no hurry. I currently do much more elliptical than running, which has helped with developing aerobic capacity. No huffing and puffing when running.
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