Fitness

By Bece420 - 11/02/2019 12:00 - United States - Zanesville

Today, I decided to try a 7-minute exercise video to start working out and get in shape. I couldn’t make it though the video. FML
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thegreatdalmuti 6

Don't worry. Starting is the hardest part. Just strive for a little more each time :)

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Callyn 47

Keep at it, you'll get better. The key is to keep at it.

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Callyn 47

Keep at it, you'll get better. The key is to keep at it.

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thegreatdalmuti 6

Don't worry. Starting is the hardest part. Just strive for a little more each time :)

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manb91uk 22

Just start by trying to walk a little every day.. Just fast enough so you feel slightly out of breath.. You'll get there dude!

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Mungolikecandy 19

Key words "start working out". You build up to getting through that (and 7 minutes exercise videos are often high intensity) then move up.

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Siobhán Joanne Weiss-Donnelly 10

Don't give up, keep trying and eventually you'll make it through.

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MagpieRH 2

Short fitness videos are meant to be intense - they're to maximum effect on limited time. If you're starting out on a fitness kick, look for a beginner dvd (or YouTube video, or wherever)

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RichardPencil 30

Plot twist: OP was just watching the video. So out of shape, 7 minutes of viewing was too much!

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NostalgiaFreak9 41

If you keep at it, you'll make it to the end, and then you'll be able to make it through those 7 minutes without breaking a sweat.

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shepardkinz 19

Don’t feel too bad! That’s not unusual. Keep working at it! Soon, you’ll find it very easy to get through the whole video. :)

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silvermoon5033 26

Make your first goal getting through the video :) It's small steps that lead to bigger ones. Don't get down on yourself for what you can't do, be proud of what you have already accomplished-actively trying to exercise. Many don't even try to do that. I just started using a treadmill (i have arthritis and haven't been active lately so I gained a bunch of weight), I last about 5 minutes at a slow run. Tomorrow I'm going to shoot for 6. Go at your own pace and set small goals. You have this stranger's support!

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