How long do I have to work out?
Well, I've been working out regularly for almost two months now, and I can see why extremely obese people just say screw it and get their stomachs stapled.
Damn, it's a lot of work. I thought that after this long I'd have six-pack abs and toned muscles - and flabby arms and thighs would be a thing of the past. Well, I was wrong. Maybe I just need to start taking steroids like those cool baseball players. It's too hard to look good naturally. OK, not really. Baseball players are gross - and so are overly muscular people, especially overly muscular females. If only I could banish the flabby arms - that's really all I want. Is that so much to ask? Time will tell...
Damn, it's a lot of work. I thought that after this long I'd have six-pack abs and toned muscles - and flabby arms and thighs would be a thing of the past. Well, I was wrong. Maybe I just need to start taking steroids like those cool baseball players. It's too hard to look good naturally. OK, not really. Baseball players are gross - and so are overly muscular people, especially overly muscular females. If only I could banish the flabby arms - that's really all I want. Is that so much to ask? Time will tell...
posted by Melissa @ 2:07 PM
2 Comments:
At 8:08 PM,
Gene Paul said…
yay an update! I like the new name :)
Yeah, working out sucks. I haven't worked out since high school, and I can tell I'm out of shape. What kind of training are you doing? Weights? Those should help banish the flab.
At 1:56 PM,
Melissa said…
Yeah, I usually start out running on the elliptical machine thingy, and then I lift weights. I'm usually there for a little over an hour. I try to go for 40 minutes on the elliptical before lifting weights. I usually feel pretty tired afterward, but it's a good tired feeling. Like tired because I accomplished something - not because I stayed up all night watching History Channel and eating popcorn.
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