Saturday Morning Work-Out Inspiration: Yes, I did…

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21 thoughts on “Saturday Morning Work-Out Inspiration: Yes, I did…”

  2. #1, I’m sure that YOU “said it” and “DID IT” yesterday and already on the path to DOING IT today. And how you can be so perky so early in the morning is astonishing. Give me whatever you are eating and drinking. Incredible.

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  3. Were it not for the Nike logo, I could be my not-enough-coffee-yet self and say “do what”? But I have had enough coffee, and was debating whether or not to go to the gym. I guess this is a sign? Thanks David – sort of….;-)

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  5. I don’t do the ‘burn’. Yuck, gyms smell of sweat, pain, failure/versus smug self-satisfaction. Give me the great outdoors anyday, and it doesn’t cost anything, unless you’re visiting a National Trust garden.

    Power walking and ball-throwing with my dog – that’s the one. Then when you get out of breath, you can stop and blame it on your dog for having a sniff.

    And on the week following New Year’s Day, I’m the one who’s smug, as I know I’ll keep up my exercise plan, unlike the poor tortured souls pounding the roads and parks with their new trainers, agonised faces, wobbling stomachs, and great resolutions shortly to be broken. Or those who’ve just paid a huge fee to join a gym, which they’ll visit for a month, at the most, and will have done the equivalent of flushing their money down the toilet.

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    1. LOL! We seasoned runners (in the great, free outdoors) with old, well-used trainers feel smug when we see the poor dog-walkers!

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  7. I think I’ll adopt “Just Do It” as my motto. I’m the world’s best procrastinator but I always get the job done, so why do I torture myself so much? I should “just do it.” Thanks for the nudge.

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      1. First day was good. I stuck a card (“Just Do It!”) on my desk, and already I managed to get the town errand done that I was procrastinating about. Mind you, when I got tired and wanted a nap…haha…”just do it” worked fine for me again. I’m doomed!

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