anyone out there just starting and is 60 years young? : Community Message Boards
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donalam
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Fri, Feb 13, 2009 10:02
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anyone out there just starting and is 60 years young?
I would love a work out partner. This would motivate me and keep me on track.
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animak
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Fri, Feb 27, 2009 21:02
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close!
I'm 55. Wanna give each other the occasional kick in the seat of the pants to help stay on track?
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weezy1c
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Tue, May 25, 2010 14:05
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anyone out there just starting and is 60 years young?
I am 62(you can say 63,cause the 31st I will be). I need someone so I can have a friend to lose weight with. I find I do have trouble staying motivated,while I'm by myself.
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sliminVA10
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Tue, Jun 8, 2010 16:06
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Glad to be Motivating Friends
I just started using this website last week. I had a good week, and carefully planned each meal, even if I was away from home. It is easy now because of summer vacation ( I work in public schools). The hard part is when work kicks in and my time is limited. I've tried many different ways to lose weight, and keep it off. I like this site it is simple to use, has alot of tools, and it's free. What kind of exercises are you doing? I have a treadmill, and am slowing getting back into using free weights. I have trouble with one knee so I have to take the walking a little slower.
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gregdarmenio
Tampa FL
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Wed, Aug 4, 2010 19:08
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Exercise buddy
I turned 63 today. Are you still working out? How is it going on your plan?
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babs101
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Sun, Aug 22, 2010 13:08
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buddy up
Hi, I'm 56 and just started this site. I wanted to get back into lifting free weights to help me from losing muscle mass. I don't have much time, I work full time and more. I lost 15 lbs using W.W. online, got to costly so I thought I'd try this. I have a treadmill I use everyday. we'll have fun together. babs101
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wswhiting
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Thu, Aug 26, 2010 09:08
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Exercising over 60
Congratulations to you folks exercising and born in the 1940s decade!
I'm 61 and I own a pedicab business. Yes, I drive a pedicab and smoke all the college students I hire. At the age of 58 I ran the Western States 100 Mile Endurance Run in the Sierra Nevada mountains.
The best advice I have heard on exercise came from George Sheehan, a cardiologist who is considered to be the father of the running explosion in the mid to late 70s. "Find a cardiovascular exercise that is fun. It might be running, walking, swimming, or cycling, but make sure it's fun. Otherwise, you won't stay with it." He is also known for the quote, "I don't run to increase my vital capacity, but to increase the capacity for everything that is vital."
Best wishes and have fun!
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NedBarton
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Thu, Mar 24, 2022 03:03
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I’ll admit this is a first world problem but after I took my own advice to heart, my dating life improved by a landslide.
It got to the point where I could sleep with more women than I actually wanted to. And if you’ve been thirsty for years, you drink like a camel once the tap starts running again. I slept with them all, even if I wasn’t into it or didn’t find her that attractive.
I get it. It’s thrilling and exciting, you feel manly, sex is fun, and you’ve got another story to tell or memory to remember.
But tons of casual sex leaves a feeling of emptiness and a hole that can’t be filled. The sex often feels like masturbating with someone else’s body and if you didn’t really want her in the first place, you feel shabby and dirty afterward.
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Brian26
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Thu, Mar 24, 2022 05:03
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Re:
Everything starts for the first time. My best friend met his wife at the gym close to home. But I'm not as lucky as he is. I thought and started talking on onenightfriend. It was the first time for me but I did not show embarrassment and it was a sure tactic. Now I know that I can ask a girl out on a date at any time.
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