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Run. Staying in motion without a break to catch your breath is markedly difficult for people who choose their rest in a gym / exercise setting. This includes, bicycling & swimming - you can coast doing these things. When you run you can change the pace, but stopping before your goal feels like failure.
Running doesn’t agree with my body type, but I do try to walk 5 miles a day, lift at least 5x/week, eat well and sleep well. I also spend time with my kids and wife every day, run a business, travel, hold a board position am engaged in writing/publishing a book, and keep up with my 40 hours a week of Bitcoin content/education. Tell me which part of my life I am lazy in. 🤣
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Steve Smith 4 months ago
Nope…ran for 31 years in the Army. Competitive long runs, short runs, sllllooowwww runs (aka accordions). Body broken, not running anymore unless there’s a bear chasing me. Took a page from Peter Attia and now I workout so I can pickup great grand babies when I’m 95.
Your first sentence is a bad excuse for not doing low impact slow jogging. You're clearly lacking in higher intensity cardio work 😆. Sounds like you're doing great in life tho! LFG 💗🤟🏼😎.