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been at the gym and after your run you go to do some core work and you go to lay down on the decline bench only to realize on your way down that you did WAY, WAY, WAY, too much core work the day before and your stomach is screaming at you and you are pretty sure that there is no way you are going to be able to do the 50 curl ups you were planning on but you don't want to look like a total moron because you took all that time adjusting the decline bench, laying your towel down and finding the right tunes on your ipod so if you got up without even doing one curl up people would point and laugh and mock you so you somehow manage to crank out about 10 of them then roll off to the side of the bench almost landing on your hands and knees but pretend like you meant to do that, quickly wipe down the bench and move on?
No?
Ya, me neither. Just checking.
Never!
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10 of them? Are you kidding? How about faking a cough that forces you to leave the gym?
ReplyDeleteOh man! Ewa such a great Idea. Why didn't I think of that.
ReplyDeleteAwesome.
ReplyDeletehave you ever done so many v-style sit-ups that your stomach decides that it's going to just lock up while you are in a [close to V] position, and you want nothing more than to NOT have to put your legs back down?!
me either.
What is this "core" work you speak of?
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I used to have a huge aversion to core work. Huge. I finally made myself do and now love it. I love "the burn". Luckily, I have not had to experience what you just went though since I never do WAY, WAY too much core work the day before. Maybe I'm a slacker :-)
ReplyDeleteEWA...Hilarious! This post made me smile BIG.
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ReplyDeleteYou win. Where do I send your new abs DVD & curl up bar?
That is very funny and the reason why I do those things at home where no one can see me.
ReplyDeleteOnly once a week, usually
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