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⌈ Secret Post #2710 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[iceyred]

I have trouble exercising my arms. I have a back problem and when I work my arms out too much I tend to end up with "OH MY GOD THE PAIN. THE AGONY. SOMEBODY PUT ME OUT OF MY MISERY SO I DON'T HAVE TO FEEL THIS ANYMORE" type pain. So I have flabby arms.

Thing is, I'm skinny. So when I say 'I wish I could work out my arms more' I get side-eyed and told that I don't need to work out because I'm not fat.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

That sucks. There are so many other reasons to want to work out other than weight loss.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[sarillia]

Ugh, I hate how people think the only reason to work out is to lose weight. Or the only reason to eat certain things is to lose weight. This is why I say that people should be focused on healthy habits rather than size.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[(Anonymous)]

What kind of workouts are you doing? Maybe you just need to do milder workouts for shorter periods of time more frequently instead of a more intense workout. Something like these?:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZGL9h9A5BsA
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cGv6BM9YTRs

I swear those circling your arms things are simultaneously the most brutal arm workouts I've done and the easiest. I don't have back problems so I can't speak to that, but I've not felt much of the work in my back, it's mostly in the bicep/tricep.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[lunabee34]

Can you go swimming?

I know I have been all over the past few posts like I'm the lobbyist for swimming, but I really really like swimming as an exercise. It makes me strong, and while I get a little achy sometimes, I never get the kind of pain that I get when I do other exercises.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[iceyred]

That's a good idea. The only pool I have access to is frequented by screaming children. :( I might try going at a different time, but it's outdoors, and daylight only lasts so long.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[lunabee34]

Yeah, the kiddies are problematic. They get in the way of laps. :(

It takes me about thirty minutes right now to swim a quarter of a mile. Any way you could ask the lifeguard about instituting a thirty minute adult swim at some point during the day to let adults exercise? Couldn't hurt.

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[iceyred]

There isn't a lifeguard, but I could ask the apartment manager. They might be willing to do it. Thanks for the idea! :)

Re: Problems that don't sound like problems

[lunabee34]

No prob!