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What do you do in the way of sport and exercise?

 

Regular team sport, martial arts, regular gym, training program, running? I'm interested!

 

I use to participate in regular team sports (changing sport regularly), but since 2006 I've gotten into training - it's satisfying and keeps you fit as well! Played 5 years of cricket; 3 years of basketball; 2 years of football; 2 years of tennis; 2 years of hockey; and squash for 3 years and counting. I'm always changing when I find something new and exciting. I urge more people to take up Squash! :smile:

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I've been doing Ju-Jitsu for about a year and visit the gym once or twice a week lately.

Also I try to walk more instead of using public transportation, although that's not really a sport but it's also a slight bit of a workout, especially when you live in an area with many hills.

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Do nothing went through a little stage of doing weights and jogging last year but then for some reason just stopped all of a sudden. Although it probably won't make any differance i'm going to be trying this new work out regime called Wii Fit I think any of you heard of it?

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Used to do a lot of stuff. Sunday league football and a couple other sports.

 

Now I rely on meet ups with friends to play Football for my exercise.

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Hmm, lets see:

 

Daily weight-training

Weekly Boxing

Weekly Judo (although I haven't been for ages)

Weekly Karate

3 periods of P.E a week at school

A jog every now and then

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Started karate half a year ago, but had to take a break because I couldn't fit it in my schedule. It's the first time I've actually been doing something physically active, but I know for sure that I'm not done with martial arts. I think it's the only "sport" that ever interested me.

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I try to do loads of sports/excerise but since starting uni I haven't really been able to. I want to go to the tennis club but its on during a compulsory class I have so i can't go.

 

Over the last few weeks I haven't done any at all because I've got tendonitis, went for a swim this afternoon and felt so unfit because of it. I try to go to the gym 2/3 a week when I'm fit, but obviously haven't over the last few weeks.

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I normally go to the Uni gym 3 times a week only doing cardio and doing free weights at home.

 

Monday, Friday, Saturday consists of Taekwondo training and Tuesdays of Athletics. I want to start doing a bit of gymnastics cos I want to learn the side aerial (aka cartwheel with no hands, aka the Matrix).

 

Kungfu 4-6 hours a day, and I go to the gym when I do less.

 

0_o...What are you? A saiyan or something?

Guest Jordan
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I run to and from work every day and if i can't be arsed to do that i walk.

 

I walk pretty much everywhere tbh.

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That's like saying you practice budo. What type of kung fu? Modern wushu?

 

 

Nope, it's about as traditional as it gets. Wenshengquan, it's fairly rare. There's some videos of my master on youtube if you're interested.

Guest Jordan
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...:/...Throw on some 1kg ankle weights then you'll be exercising.

 

I live 3/4 of a mile from work, that means i'm doing around 1 mile and half a day plus i don't eat particularly much.

 

It might not seem like much, but i'm still losing weight. I was, when i first came here 14 stone. I'm now 11 stone 4.

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Walk 1.5 miles a day.

 

The occasional bike ride.

 

I just can't really be bothered I guess. I'm thinking of starting a Martial Art but :effort:

 

EDIT: Holy shit, it's actually 1.5 miles to school, so 3 miles a day total :o

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Got into a regime recently; go to the gym twice a week and do free weights and body exercise at home. Been going gym for a few years now, but i've only just started to think properly what i'm doing. Find it really satisfying. :P

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