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Coding on a treadmill

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  • A Andy Brummer

    For that I kick off my shoes and I hit the street. Nothing like running 800s or tabata sprints barefoot. :-D This might be NSFW for some of you, just Olympic athletes in skimpy bathing suits. Compare the sprinters to the marathoners: http://thesocietypages.org/socimages/2011/03/09/the-perfect-body-as-illustrated-by-olympic-athletes/[^]

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    Jim Crafton
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    Wow that's actually really interesting. On the one hand you've got your everyday Joe blow body type. On the other you've got you Super hero style physique. You'd assume that at least some of these guys and gals would fall into the Super hero style, but from what I saw none of them really do! They all have specialized per their respective sports and it shows in their general physiques - even though they're super fit, they don't really have what you'd call a super hero cut to them. Very interesting.

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    • A Andy Brummer

      Isn't as distracting as I would have thought.

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      Mike Hankey
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      Not hard to type?

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      • W wout de zeeuw

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        Soulus83
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        don't say it, you also have a DELL and hitted Ctrl+Alt+Down Arrow :-D

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          don't say it, you also have a DELL and hitted Ctrl+Alt+Down Arrow :-D

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          wout de zeeuw
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          No, I just flipped the keys of my keyboard. ;P

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          • J Jim Crafton

            Wow that's actually really interesting. On the one hand you've got your everyday Joe blow body type. On the other you've got you Super hero style physique. You'd assume that at least some of these guys and gals would fall into the Super hero style, but from what I saw none of them really do! They all have specialized per their respective sports and it shows in their general physiques - even though they're super fit, they don't really have what you'd call a super hero cut to them. Very interesting.

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            Andy Brummer
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            I think the closest to that look is the body builder as the entire "sport" is devoted to appearance. You can really see the effects of the types of exercises they do. Fast explosive motions like sprinting and leaping over medium length intervals build muscle over the entire body and cut fat. Long distance running obliterates muscle and fat, while just weight lifting adds muscle and does nothing for fat. Golfing just does nothing at all. :-D

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            • A Andy Brummer

              I think the closest to that look is the body builder as the entire "sport" is devoted to appearance. You can really see the effects of the types of exercises they do. Fast explosive motions like sprinting and leaping over medium length intervals build muscle over the entire body and cut fat. Long distance running obliterates muscle and fat, while just weight lifting adds muscle and does nothing for fat. Golfing just does nothing at all. :-D

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              Andy Brummer wrote:

              Long distance running obliterates muscle and fat

              Long distance running doesn't 'obliterate' muscle, in anyone who has normal nutrition. Distance running, like any other athletic activity, causes the body to adapt existing muscle to the demands of running.

              Andy Brummer wrote:

              weight lifting adds muscle and does nothing for fat

              While aerobic activity is more effective for losing 'fat', any form of exercise (including weightlifting) improves metabolic function.

              Andy Brummer wrote:

              Golfing just does nothing at all

              Not to be argumentative, but I must disagree again. From what I've seen with friends who golf, golfing helps lighten two things: your wallet and your ability to think clearly :-D. I've never met a golfer that wasn't insane.

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              • G Gary Wheeler

                Andy Brummer wrote:

                Long distance running obliterates muscle and fat

                Long distance running doesn't 'obliterate' muscle, in anyone who has normal nutrition. Distance running, like any other athletic activity, causes the body to adapt existing muscle to the demands of running.

                Andy Brummer wrote:

                weight lifting adds muscle and does nothing for fat

                While aerobic activity is more effective for losing 'fat', any form of exercise (including weightlifting) improves metabolic function.

                Andy Brummer wrote:

                Golfing just does nothing at all

                Not to be argumentative, but I must disagree again. From what I've seen with friends who golf, golfing helps lighten two things: your wallet and your ability to think clearly :-D. I've never met a golfer that wasn't insane.

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                Andy Brummer
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                Yeah, there is a little bit of hyperbole in my post. :)

                Gary Wheeler wrote:

                While aerobic activity is more effective for losing 'fat', any form of exercise (including weightlifting) improves metabolic function.

                Really, body composition is 95% diet.

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                  Chaveca_
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                  And do some sit ups while you at it :laugh:

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                  • A Andy Brummer

                    Isn't as distracting as I would have thought.

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                    Fabio Franco
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                    Coding in a treadmill would make me hate coding.

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                    • A Andy Brummer

                      Isn't as distracting as I would have thought.

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                      Andrew Glowacki
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                      Ive always wanted to try it. I think it would also be cool if someone made a program where you talk your code into a mic. Someday...

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