Exercise
As
hard as it is to believe, I haven’t always had the body of a Greek God as I
clearly have now. No, my herculean physique, though it appears to be sculpted
from marble, was actually sculpted from many an hour of boredom. Exercise is a productive and healthy
way to cure boredom. It’s not just
something to do, it also has tons of other benefits. Exercise has been proven
to treat depression, improve memory, alleviate pain and it also triggers the
release of endorphins. Now the only thing stopping you from exercising is you.
I can tell you from experience that the hardest part of exercise is motivating
yourself to actually do it. For motivation, think about the positive effects
that exercise will have on your life: whether its putting on muscle so you can
totally score some babes, losing some weight or simply getting in better shape.
If that does not help, I have prepared the following picture to help with
motivation:
WOW. I don’t know about you guys,
but that fired me up. What exercise you want to do depends on what you want to
accomplish. If you fancy putting on some muscle, you should try weight lifting.
If you just want to get into better shape, you should run and do other cardio
stuff. I am aware that this is pretty obvious, but if you want specifics, then
you should try some research independently. Regardless, all exercise is good
exercise, so you really can’t go wrong. Unless you drop a heavy weight on
yourself and die. Try not to do that. Are you still on the couch?? GET OUT
THERE AND DO WORK!!!!! Here is some more motivation if you require it: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3oz0zhEwZk.
It really doesn’t apply to working out but if you just kind of imagine that by:
“FREEDOM” Mel Gibson means “GETTING BIG” and by the English he means “EXCESS
FAT” and you’re set.
Stay Classy RPS,
-Jack Williams
-Jack Williams

I completely agree with you. Exercise is exercise. Go on a walk everyday, jog for ten minutes. Anything to keep you in shape and healthy!
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