The modern lifestyle has been built around the idea to let everything be convenient or “easy”. Take online shopping, for instance. Shopping sitting at home can be called 'lazy' or 'convenient' where lazy makes it sound like a bane.
Yes a lot of things have become convenient as a result of our modern lifestyle. But with the same tools and technologies that make our lifestyle so modern, some people search for “places to go for trekking” or 'order running machine' while some might end up lazily 'ordering food in, to stuff their already bulging bulky bellies with another pizza or Burger.
So, if you have ‘sloth' interests you can find more ways to be lazy and if not, you have many ways of becoming fit and healthy.
So, why not tell everyone which is your preferred way of working out...
Gym11.5%
Sports26.9%
Running 15.4%
Cycling 0.0%
Yoga11.5%
Dance3.8%
Hiking7.7%
Swimming 7.7%
I'm a Sloth for Workouts3.8%
Something else11.5%
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I do Tai Chi mainly which is great for all round health. However to build my upper body musculature Tai Chi isn’t so good and so for that I like weight training.
For Cardio I walk and I’m slowly getting back into Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. 😅
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What's Brazilian Jiu Jitsu? 👀
You make a great point here. Tai Chi and such forms of Martial arts are getting popular everywhere around the world now! I've listened it is very difficult. Is it true?
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Tai Chi can be difficult yes. It requires a lot of time to become proficient. Still worth learning though.
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Thanks!! Will look around if there's someone who can teach me a bit of it.. just basic for curiosity.
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I'm sloth for workouts.
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I play 5 a side or 7 a side footy 2-3 times a week and I try to lift weights 2 times a week, and at least try to go for a walk every day
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I walk but I'm a sloth mostly. I miss yoga when my body hurts.
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I do yoga and meditation.
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Martial Arts is missing. I'm a Bruce Lee of my town.
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In my childhood I tried to learn from books but could not learn much. Where did you learn from??
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Pull ups Push ups Squats
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How many push-ups? Answer now!
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Wicked man.
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a healthy and balanced diet
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Haha! The OP have made your comment irrelevant by editing the title, I think.. That's 10 minutes effect. Btw what in your opinion constitutes a balanced diet? Do you believe in the nutrition theory, calories and more? Think a person with heavy work out schedule often have to consume way more calories... These gym people are like - need to eat more to burn calories or burn calories because they eat more? Seems like a propoganda to me.
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I don't think he edited it, I just don't eat at home 🤠
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So, you should've gone with 'no workout' option. Why with something else. Do you do something else?
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I didn't vote
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Haha! I'm laughing at my inability to know but I also didn't vote.
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I play tennis 2-3 times a week. I love this sport, I've been playing for 15+ years and I keep learning a lot. Besides being great for your body, it also requires a lot of mental strength. So I enjoy it, I have fun, I breath fresh air and I'm outside under the sun, while I train my mind and body.
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Brazilian jiu-jitsu twice a week plus 100 pushups a day. Also daily walks.
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darbee.com, best workout guides, at home with or without equipment. going to a gym is boring, so i just do it at home
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I have always liked running, it is truly both a physical and mental therapy, especially if I do it in open places, I run every day sincerely it makes you feel very fulfilled.
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I play racket sports (mostly padel), it's a great outdoors activity, and a cool team sport. Also I do calisthenics: mostly pull-ups, dips and, since recently, muscle-ups. Feels good man.
Hikes in the mountains sometimes, cause they're gorgeous
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Besides running, I do calisthenics.
Might seem awkward, but running until you feel like throwing up is a really nice feeling. 😅
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I have been running for many years. I love being out and about with some music or listening to a podcast. However, last couple of years I have changed my habits to walk-run instead. Just to avoid injuries.
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