SELF Magazine presents: "The Future of Fitness"

[JGalt]

Uff da.


"One of my favorite things about working out is the feeling of freedom it can give you. If you’re a runner or a bicyclist, this can manifest in rather literal ways—the open road before you, the tiny spot behind you marking how far you’ve traveled. But it’s not just about the physicality of being free. A good run, a solid lifting session, or a sweaty HIIT workout can change your perspective, opening up your mind to the possibilities not only of what your body is capable of, but the world around you as well..."

What the Future of Fitness Really Looks Like

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Uff da.


"One of my favorite things about working out is the feeling of freedom it can give you. If you’re a runner or a bicyclist, this can manifest in rather literal ways—the open road before you, the tiny spot behind you marking how far you’ve traveled. But it’s not just about the physicality of being free. A good run, a solid lifting session, or a sweaty HIIT workout can change your perspective, opening up your mind to the possibilities not only of what your body is capable of, but the world around you as well..."

What the Future of Fitness Really Looks Like

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JC why would you post something do damned disgusting and gross bro. Imagine what that box smells like

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

Changing the name of the magazine to ..... IRONY

 

[Darkwind]

Words cannot describe how much I hate you right now.

 

[Alan Stallion]

She's in shape.

Yes, round is a shape.

 

[petro]

That is simply too much stress on that Spandex.
Something has to give.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

I don't believe it. This has to be hoax.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Uff da.


"One of my favorite things about working out is the feeling of freedom it can give you. If you’re a runner or a bicyclist, this can manifest in rather literal ways—the open road before you, the tiny spot behind you marking how far you’ve traveled. But it’s not just about the physicality of being free. A good run, a solid lifting session, or a sweaty HIIT workout can change your perspective, opening up your mind to the possibilities not only of what your body is capable of, but the world around you as well..."

What the Future of Fitness Really Looks Like

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Should get her and Moochelle Odummer together for a roll around

Hope she doesn't mistake that yellow block for a big hunk of cheese

 

[JGalt]

I don't believe it. This has to be hoax.

Follow the links. It's real.

 

[Dogmaphobe]

Damn -- these magazines can't even spell the word "fatness" correctly, any more.

 

[Confederate Soldier]

I get so angry when I see people who are KILLING themselves, delude themselves to the point where they think that it's OKAY.

 

[petro]

Question for the rest of the guys...

How many beers would it take to tap dat ass?


Ima gonna go fifteen.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Uff da.


"One of my favorite things about working out is the feeling of freedom it can give you. If you’re a runner or a bicyclist, this can manifest in rather literal ways—the open road before you, the tiny spot behind you marking how far you’ve traveled. But it’s not just about the physicality of being free. A good run, a solid lifting session, or a sweaty HIIT workout can change your perspective, opening up your mind to the possibilities not only of what your body is capable of, but the world around you as well..."

What the Future of Fitness Really Looks Like

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Uff da.


"One of my favorite things about working out is the feeling of freedom it can give you. If you’re a runner or a bicyclist, this can manifest in rather literal ways—the open road before you, the tiny spot behind you marking how far you’ve traveled. But it’s not just about the physicality of being free. A good run, a solid lifting session, or a sweaty HIIT workout can change your perspective, opening up your mind to the possibilities not only of what your body is capable of, but the world around you as well..."

What the Future of Fitness Really Looks Like

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Do you have permission to post Biffy's girlfriend?

 

[JGalt]

Question for the rest of the guys...

How many beers would it take to tap dat ass?


Ima gonna go fifteen.

Not enough beer in Milwaukee.

 

[Hang on Sloopy]

Question for the rest of the guys...

How many beers would it take to tap dat ass?


Ima gonna go fifteen.

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...Maybe you should ask how much grain alcohol you would have to chug?

 

[petro]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...Maybe you should ask how much grain alcohol you would have to chug?

Everclear?

 

[petro]

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm...Maybe you should ask how much grain alcohol you would have to chug?

I knew one guy who didn't care, his answer was always a couple Mountain Dews.
He would hit anything.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

Follow the links. It's real.

Dr. Now is having a heart attack right now.

This is a terrible thing to do to women. I suspect it is only being applied to black women.

 

[Alan Stallion]

It can't be easy being overweight. I applaud efforts to improve one's health, improving one's diet, improving one's exercise regimen, even improving one's attitude. Not everybody has to have a supermodel body, and that's OK.

The trouble is these Fat Acceptance Movements. It's one thing to learn to be comfortable in one's skin, no matter what your physical appearance and perceived defects are. But these movements tend to be dominated by miserable and angry people who buck fitness into an anti-fitness mentality, as some sort of protest against societal standards. And that doesn't benefit those who would like to live a longer and healthier life.

And most magazines are garbage. I wish people wouldn't buy them. As Baz Luhrmann said, "Do not read beauty magazines, they will only make you feel ugly."

 

[skye]