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myke
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25th Apr 06 at 12:38   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
i need to take something up for excercise and to occupy myself occasionly.
anyone do either?

i can't make up my mind
opinions?
Dean_W
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Climbing, you have the will to push yourself, because if you don't your fooked.
Kathryn W
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I'd rather do climbing that rowing.. not as energising
Brett
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climbing is definately more interesting
Melville
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Rowing will get you a lot fitter.
Kif
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Im taking up climbing

Im weak as fuck though
Kathryn W
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I'm going to take up swimming me thinks.. either that running of cycling

Ry_B
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25th Apr 06 at 13:11   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
Rowing will get you fitter, climbing less repetitive.
Scoty B
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quote:
Originally posted by Kif
Im taking up climbing

Im weak as fuck though


I'll get the sponge to wipe you up when you fall 500ft onto jaggy bolders.
myke
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cheers for the input.
I want to get fit, be stronger, and have something enjoyable to look forward to.

Might start both
I'm a lazy cunt at the mo. occasional bike ride is as much excercise as i partake in
Melville
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I would say rowing personally. Have you seen the size of there shoulders
Jambo
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25th Apr 06 at 16:08   View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote
GO to the gym matey

I do the rowing machines there, a quick 2000m here and there is all good.



I cant see climbing making you fit, rather you have to be fit to climb bu then again im no expert...
Kif
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Climbing builds your arms and legs up
Carr
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I can tell you as a climber it's not exactly an aerobic sport much more anaerobic (sp).
Definately worth taking up and even if you start by using an indoor wall make sure you get outside with someone more experienced at some point.
Have a look on www.ukclimbing.com to find people in your area.
Also if you want to get stronger buy a fingerboard they are awesome for improvements.
loo_goblin
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other - hockey
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Swimming

 
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