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Tell me that thing you do that makes you feel good, makes you want to move more, feels like something you need to do to get you through your day, keeps you engaged, or just generally makes the idea of "Exercise" feel bearable.
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Reply by CHIARA COSIMI
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Non sono una grande atleta, faccio pochi esercizi ma mirati all'obbiettivo. Ed è proprio il sentirmi meglio con me stessa che mi motiva. Detto questo, ora mi è venuta voglia di allenarmi ahahaha
Reply by Cashlin
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i like hiking a lot. i think doing something like 20 minutes of exercise is bearable but yeah. i need some more fun ways to say in shape. when theres not a pandemic and its warm out and there are shows outdoors it can be fun to dance. i dont have anything against dancing in doors, it can just get cramped with so many people sometimes
Reply by Ray / Pre-GFC
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Chucking a phat muzz/gabber before shouting "FUARKKKKKK" at the top of my lungs before hitting my set!
Reply by ☆ﾟ.*CosmicOcean*.ﾟ☆
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I love when stuff is out of reach at work, and I get to climb on things to reach them. There's not really anywhere I can go to climb otherwise, and that's really the only type of "exercise" I actually enjoy. I would give running another go, but it's always felt like someone is trying to cut/tear my right arm off since I was ten whenever I do. I've actually debated getting up while it's still dark and going to the park to climb on the giant rope jungle gym they have there without being judged by other parents, but that's also right next to the police department and I'm not trying to get arrested for trying to get my fitness on before the park is "open"
Reply by Ashli Vixen
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Sometimes I like to take a long walk like out in the country away from the city where it is stressful..makes me feel better to take a walk...
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Reply by eleanor
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daisy keech workouts, they're super easy but just hard enough to get the benefits of exercise (mental health and that) lol, i see results very fast with them as well so they're pretty effective too
Reply by EmmieBee
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Sorry for the late reply, I kinda forgot spacehey existed for a hot minute. I don't have a body appearance goal, I have body capable goals. I want to be capable of getting back into aerial and learning pole without my wrist shattering, or just stopping a quarter way to inversing because my core's just not there. I want to be capable of hiking/biking long distances without feeling like I need to recover for a week after going around the block a few times
The biggest thing is at the time of writing this post I had no idea I have ADHD so I've spent my whole life understanding that I need to enjoy the act of exercise in order to participate but not understanding why and feeling like I just wasn't trying hard enough but I'm working on letting go of conventional ideas of what exercise is. I loved the comment about climbing ladders, like that's the innocuous chasing the dopamine type of thing I need.
Thank you for the comments so far, keep them coming.
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Reply by sadking
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Ring Fit Adventure.
Just when I think I quit, the game pulls me right back in with the RPG elements.
Reply by masterdavid
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You know that feeling when you find something that's like an instant mood lifter? For me, it's all about those upper glute stretches. They're like this sweet escape that helps me loosen up and get ready to conquer the day. It's not just about exercise – it's about this liberating moment that keeps me engaged and wanting more. And honestly, knowing that I'm taking a step towards a healthier me makes it all so much more bearable. So, go ahead, find that thing that lights up your world and makes moving feel like a celebration. It's like a secret recipe for staying active and loving every bit of it!