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Exercise and Fitness

mythology

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7. Shocking, being on the receiving end of shitty behavior makes one want to avoid that

Reply to radicalliberal (Original post)

Wed Feb 3, 2016, 11:22 PM

Feb 2016

Exercise is a good thing, but you do have to find the right group. I'm lucky in that I have found 4 good groups in my area. Now if my knee will just finish healing so I can get back to doing things as freely as I'd like.

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Study: Kids Bullied in Gym, Sports Avoid Future Activity [View all] radicalliberal Jul 2014 OP

For the record, I'm not a sedentary guy. radicalliberal Jul 2014 #1

I agree 100%! LeftofObama Jul 2014 #2

Thank you very much for the kind reply! :) radicalliberal Jul 2014 #4

This message was self-deleted by its author radicalliberal Jul 2014 #3

Yeah I hated PE in high school. Hated it. 47of74 Jan 2016 #5

I'm still amazed at the difference between the mandatory phys ed of my schooling and my health club radicalliberal Jan 2016 #6

Shocking, being on the receiving end of shitty behavior makes one want to avoid that mythology Feb 2016 #7