MrCrassic
10-24-08, 07:38 AM
If people here at my workplace switched their 20 oz bottles of soda with water or similar, we wouldn't need a stupid walking initiative to try and get people to move.
Just saying.
Just saying.
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telebianchi
10-24-08, 10:42 AM
What do you have against walking?
Switching from soda to water doesn't raise the heart rate at all.
I get the point of your rant, but diet and exercise are separate parts of good health. People should do both.
Switching from soda to water doesn't raise the heart rate at all.
I get the point of your rant, but diet and exercise are separate parts of good health. People should do both.
MrCrassic
10-24-08, 10:46 AM
What do you have against walking?
Switching from soda to water doesn't raise the heart rate at all.
I get the point of your rant, but diet and exercise are separate parts of good health. People should do both.
I have zero problems with walking. In fact, I think that the walking initiative is pretty cool, and I wish I could do it (given the distance of my commute and how far I've had to walk in the past, I would definitely give a lot of people a run for their money...except the runners).
What I was saying was that there are obvious dieting problems that seem to be in the majority here. Again, it's a rant; it doesn't have to logically follow. :)
Switching from soda to water doesn't raise the heart rate at all.
I get the point of your rant, but diet and exercise are separate parts of good health. People should do both.
I have zero problems with walking. In fact, I think that the walking initiative is pretty cool, and I wish I could do it (given the distance of my commute and how far I've had to walk in the past, I would definitely give a lot of people a run for their money...except the runners).
What I was saying was that there are obvious dieting problems that seem to be in the majority here. Again, it's a rant; it doesn't have to logically follow. :)
CastIron
10-24-08, 11:25 AM
Never stand when you can sit, never sit when you can lie down.