Yes, I enjoy working out. I love being active and training hard. I typically do lifting like 3-4 times a week and do cardio about 2-3 times a week.
I walk and bike for exercise precisely because those are what I enjoy doing physically.
Learning to draw the human body becomes a lesson of another kind.
The woman by the pool shared her art ... and so much more.
Lucy's Body of Art - Wherefore Art Thou comp entry
I have a love/hate relationship with working out. I hate going to the gym, and nobody needs to see my gym face, not even me (especially not me!). So I work out at home: no mirrors.
I hate much of the feeling as I’m working out, especially when the lactic acid hits and every fibre of my body is screaming at me to stop. But I love the afterglow and the impact on my health, physique and wellbeing. So I work out regularly.
I especially love working out, showering, then jumping in the hot tub. That feeling always makes the strain worthwhile.
It’s essential! Unfortunately, people equate it with weight loss, but exercise is about mental well-being, mobility, flexibility, and general good health. A workout can be a run, a walk, gardening… anything that gets you active. The older you get, the more you realise its importance.
‘The pious fable and the dirty story
Share in the total literary glory.’
W.H. Auden
Playing with my hubby and his friend right now, and we just went live from home... literally shaking because it's so embarrassing, but I'm simultaneously so incredibly turned on knowing people are watching.
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I despise the gym and hate every minute I'm there which is several times a week. I don't feel better for going and would rather be at home not dealing with "influencers" and their stupid tripods getting in my way. I only go because I have to. Pole fitness is much more fun but I had to quit classes because it's too expensive 😭 When I have room for my own home pole I won't be at the gym again.