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Aim for three of those runs every week, each followed by a rest day, and go for a walk too, maybe on Sundays. A good idea is to vary the runs; one longer run aimed at running a bit further each time up to an hour or so, one run with perhaps 5 minutes of warming up, then 8 to 10 intervals of 2 minutes a little faster than is comfortable and 2 mins walking, and one easy run of 30 minutes where you don't really push yourself and can walk some of the time if it's getting tough; ideally you could replace that easy run with some swimming or cycling. Add in a 1 to 2 hour walk after Sunday lunch and you'll have a very good exercise routine.Originally posted by Jeff Maginty View PostG'd evening CUKers!
No-good lame-assed fool reporting in...
After a couple of weeks off due to bad weather (didn't want to risk an accident in the ice/snow), I finally managed to haul my lazy punk-ass out of the house for a short run this afternoon. Nothing too strenuous, just a half-hour jogging session. No booze on Monday or Tuesday night this week, and trying not to have any tonight either. I'm still a complete w4nker, but getting slightly healthier even if only at a slow rate...
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Go suity!Originally posted by suityou01 View PostBeen to the gym yet, fatty?
Going to roll my sorry lard arse in there again today.
Go jeff!Originally posted by Jeff Maginty View PostHi Suity. Thanks for your concern!
As it happens, I managed to haul my lazy no-good pathetic sorry ass out to go running this afternoon, after work. Nothing too stressful, just about 1.5 to 2 miles at jogging pace. Was out for about 30 minutes (I walked the last half mile). First time I've broken a sweat exercising in about six months now. It's not a lot, but it's a start!
Of course, I was wearing my 10 year old trainers (that I paid 20 quid for in a sale), and my track-suit that I've had for 6 years. I gotta get value for money!
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PM to Jeff Maginty
Been to the gym yet, fatty?
Going to roll my sorry lard arse in there again today.
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