New Year's Resolutions

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kuzi16

YankeeMan

The Sniper

Joeyjoe21_8

StangRunner3

j0z3r

I resolve, once again, to make no resolutions.

Russ55

I don't make resolutions either because of the negative connotation the concept has, but I do make goals. I make them realistic, and usually achieve them. One of mine this year is to add regular exercise back into my routine. Not trying to lose weight, or get in shape, but rather just get used to regularly exercising. It might be a year too early for this one though. I got my hands pretty full with going back to school, work, and family.

jsnake

cigarmonkey

bandyt09

j0z3r:

I resolve, once again, to make no resolutions.

I, along with Joe, never make resolutions. I live life as it comes, yet at the end of the year my life always seems better than when it started. Maybe it is just my outlook but it works for me.

JCizzle

kuzi16

JCizzle

kuzi16

JCizzle

Sounds great, keep us in the loop. I've ran a handful of them myself so I'm famliar with the training programs.

kuzi16

JCizzle

Sounds like you're all squared away. Cycling is always good, I used to do swimming, as well. Plenty of beer drinking, I mean, "recovery" drinks after intense training sessions. ;-)

ellinas

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Hays

JCizzle:

Sounds like you're all squared away. Cycling is always good, I used to do swimming, as well. Plenty of beer drinking, I mean, "recovery" drinks after intense training sessions. ;-)

I do believe that there is some evidence to support a single lager or wheat beer being relatively conducive to a good recovery.

JCizzle

Hays:

JCizzle:

Sounds like you're all squared away. Cycling is always good, I used to do swimming, as well. Plenty of beer drinking, I mean, "recovery" drinks after intense training sessions. ;-)

I do believe that there is some evidence to support a single lager or wheat beer being relatively conducive to a good recovery.

I've read that somewhere I think. Also, chocolate milk is supposed to be great for recovery.

kuzi16

JCizzle:

Hays:

JCizzle:

Sounds like you're all squared away. Cycling is always good, I used to do swimming, as well. Plenty of beer drinking, I mean, "recovery" drinks after intense training sessions. ;-)

I do believe that there is some evidence to support a single lager or wheat beer being relatively conducive to a good recovery.

I've read that somewhere I think. Also, chocolate milk is supposed to be great for recovery.

not to mention that its delicious.

JZ

I resolve not to get pissed at all the new members at the gym that bounce around from station to station with no plan or idea on whats going on and remember they'll only be there for a couple of weeks at most!

Hays

JZ:

I resolve not to get pissed at all the new members at the gym that bounce around from station to station with no plan or idea on whats going on and remember they'll only be there for a couple of weeks at most!

Good luck with that one!

Vulchor

Reading this....I see there are a lot of fat a$$es on here. THAT BEING SAID (lol), I....for the 7th year in a row.....make losing my own fat a$$ a New Years Resolution;)

cabinetmaker