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Weight Lifting for Riding Fitness
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(11-16-2020, 06:47 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: Houtman has the right attitude in that we all should try to find the kinds of exercise that we enjoy doing. It becomes less of a chore, then, even if the exercise happens to be "chores". That said, I do enjoy doing strength/weight training and I need to get back in to the habit of doing so.
Well said MTC.

As an example: Most people loath shoveling the driveway, especially if it is wide and/or long. I treat mine as an opportunity and can usually clear it faster than the neighbour who uses a snowblower and has less than a third of the area to cover. I work fast, usually only in a t-shirt because I still hate the work - but it has to be done (otherwise the bike ain't getting out). The neighbours: Completely zipped and scarfed up. The downside of manual shoveling? If snow dumps three times in a day, the wear and tear can be overwhelming.

(11-16-2020, 08:07 AM)EmptySea_imp Wrote: Amen, Ferret. And besides, if you look at those lists of "Life Shorteners", motorcycling is in there someplace anyhow. So have a cocktail, or go hunting, or do some gardening, or lift weights, orrrrr ride your motorcycle and try make each day a happy one. Now I'm heading home on my motorcycle and going to dust the house because it's a healthy activity -- not because dusting is a great exercise, but because Cheryl will shorten my life if I don't.

RE dusting: ROFL Again, another thing that's gotta be done.
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RE: Weight Lifting for Riding Fitness - by DAC - 11-29-2019, 11:28 PM
RE: Weight Lifting for Riding Fitness - by GoldOxide_imp - 11-16-2020, 08:43 AM

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