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NsBLife · 07-07-2008, 08:38 PM

Never said being unhealthy and obese was the ONLY reason you would be sore, I did not generalize that, the closest I even came to saying something like that was that it's a generalization you can't change and that it would be human instinct to think like that. Still you are the only one bringing that up again and again. You started the insulting, please don't deny that (The Finger you shot at Brooklyn, Reading comprehension is not you guys' strong point huh?), then defending that you are not fat etc like we even said you were. I referred to you as pork chop in one of my posts simply...to refer to you. You are obviously still putting your emotion over mind in this thread.

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Brooklyn Rican · 07-07-2008, 11:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Pork Chop

I could explain in exhaustive detail that not wanting to run or being sore from running was said to have a direct correlation to being obese; and it was therefore implied that running was a mandatory aspect of boxing/being in shape when; in fact, running itself is not necessary, there are other forms of exercise, some of which are better. I could also point out that such a statement in no way contradicts what i typed in the last post....
...but i'm just getting tired of repeating myself...

Believe what you want to believe.
There's nothing that I'm gonna say that'll change either of your minds.
This has already gone far beyond pointless.
I freely admit possibly being overly sensitive, but getting either one of you to admit that you made a stupid generalization is like pulling teeth.

so beyond done with this...

Since when was pulling teeth out hard?

need a better example man..

And by the way you're being overly dramatic and sensitive. Stop being a drama queen you're a boxer. I never said You can ONLY be sore from jogging if you're obese or unhealthy. Those are the obvious ones. Sorry i didn't think of feet injuries and deformities. Just stop where you're at cause you're not going anywhere. Obviously the guy doesn't have club feet and obviously a tear dropped onto your keyboard after writing what you said. You're taking things way to personal and bringing it upon yourself. Not my fault you were born with club feet. Go get surgery and go jogging then. Other than that what am i supposed to do. Most people who DO jog don't have foot deformities.

SJM · 07-08-2008, 12:14 AM

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Originally Posted by Brooklyn Rican

And by the way you're being overly dramatic and sensitive. Stop being a drama queen you're a boxer.

LMAO. exactly

NsBLife · 07-08-2008, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Brooklyn Rican

Since when was pulling teeth out hard?

need a better example man..

And by the way you're being overly dramatic and sensitive. Stop being a drama queen you're a boxer. I never said You can ONLY be sore from jogging if you're obese or unhealthy. Those are the obvious ones. Sorry i didn't think of feet injuries and deformities. Just stop where you're at cause you're not going anywhere. Obviously the guy doesn't have club feet and obviously a tear dropped onto your keyboard after writing what you said. You're taking things way to personal and bringing it upon yourself. Not my fault you were born with club feet. Go get surgery and go jogging then. Other than that what am i supposed to do. Most people who DO jog don't have foot deformities.

lol............

**Pork Chop** · 07-08-2008, 01:21 AM

Aiight, my bad for being overdramatic. You hit a sensitive spot.

Just let it f*ing go already. No need to keep talking sh!t.

Brooklyn Rican · 07-08-2008, 02:16 AM

I'm willing to let it go. You didn't. You went on so i went on. I wasn't talking ****. I was talking flowers..beautiful red ones

**Pork Chop** · 07-08-2008, 03:12 AM

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Originally Posted by Brooklyn Rican

I'm willing to let it go. You didn't. You went on so i went on. I wasn't talking ****. I was talking flowers..beautiful red ones

LOL

Elizar · 11-01-2008, 06:58 AM

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Originally Posted by SJM

Well i run on the treadmill twice a week for 70 minutes each time and i try to increase my distance everytime. Today i ran 6.4 miles and i started feeling a little sick afterwards. Is it okay if i keep trying to increase my distance or should i just stick to 6 miles everytime?

70 minutes? For 6.4 minutes? Thats more than 10 minutes a mile? You could run 3-6 minute miles and get a better cardio workout. You aren't training for a marathon, and even marathon runners run 6 minute miles easily. Working out should be done with intensity and running 6.4 miles in 10 over each mile is not an intense enough exercise to give you cardio benefits that you will get from running fewer miles at a faster pace.