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>>13725604

No energy after wageslaving all day.

>>13725604
based and true

I am.

>>13725604
At pool sitting in a chair within the water so that my legs are submerged. Day trading crypto and gym. Pretty good life anon.

Get FET no pun intended this shit going minimum 3x

>>13725604
depression, I was fit for 5 years and it didn't help
now I'm skinny af and feel exactly the same

>>13726137
I'm the opposite, when i worked i had this morning routine i did every day. Now that i sit at home all day i don't have the discipline anymore to keep u with it.

>>13725604
I'm 6 weeks in and lost 25 lbs. Down to 18% bodyfat. I feel like a Chad with lots of energy. To Wealth and health baby!

>>13726137
Yea, after 8.5 to 9 hours at the office and over an hour commute sitting in traffic to get home I'm a vegetable.

Vicious cycle of no enegery to exercise and not exercising means no energy

>>13726210
Checked. Keep it up anon

>>13726210
You must be a landwhale if you lost that much weight that fast

>>13726137
You're pathetic. I bet you do have energy but after you've come home, jerked off, made dinner, done laundry, played vidya games for 3 hours, watched Conan O'brien and jerk off again you don't feel like it.

Get the fuck out of my way, loser.

Try NoFap and Lift for a month.

You feel like a WarLord

>>13725604
i am fit

>>13726367

don’t play video games or watch TV. Some of us have to work for a living and do all of our own errands, child

>>13726396
Then you have no excuse to not dedicate time to staying fit. I love it when they lay out their own faults like this.

>>13726494
Lifting drains your mental energy in a very noticeable manner

I do a 15 minute workout everyday when I wake up Monday through Thursday....I may not be completely jacked but I feel very toned and fit. Working out first thing in the morning saves me from not working out after work due to being too tired or spontaneous plans. You should try it.

becuase drugs and alcohol feel just as good as lifting

>>13726506
I think you might be doing it wrong if that's what happens when you do it.

Working out anytime of day during the week regularly is good for maintaining a routine. Doing it in the morning is best for overall productivity, so long as you refuel sufficiently afterwards. Evening workouts after work can be maintained just as easily as well.

>>13726554
don't you mean lifting feels just as good as drugs and alcohol? on top of being free and good for you
how is this a fair comparison?

>>13725604
I dont have discipline.

>>13725604
i am, /bizfit/ reporting in
waking up at 5:30 for morning workouts is the best. i had super shitty consistency before i switched to morning workouts, i just felt too tired in the evenings.

>>13725604
Once I'm home I sit on the sofa and I light a big joint.
Weed is burning calories for me, plus I have time to shitpost, fuck my wife, and side projects.
Gym is definitely not for me, martial arts were a bit better...

>>13726137
This. Exactly this

>>13726137
i worked blue collar jobs for the past 5 years and worked out every single day except on week ends

I am trying OP but three days i got diagnosed with double inguinal hernia and most likely will have to undergo a surgery which means at least two months of no gym.

I havent felt so shit in years tbf.

>>13726572
It is a burden on your energy system, this can't be denied.

>>13726554
>>13726575
Is it bad if I do both? Just got home from the gym and I have 4 beers waiting in the fridge. I don't have a sixpack anymore, but otherwise I look good and am in better shape than 95% of the population. Starting to get a bit of that Eastern European otter look though...

>>13725604

It's a waste of time and money. It's also bad for your health in the long-run.

>>13726506
Lifting gives me mental energy to through what the fucking days throws at me.
You are doing something wrong.

>>13726716

And what gave you that hernia?

Don’t fall for the gym meme. Just run occasionally and pick up a weekend hobby or sport that’s not sedentary.

>>13726733
A burden is something either useless and addictive or necessary to complete. Gym is neither one of these. It is a choice to include it in your regime and take the first steps to mastering the ultimate form of self improvement.

Does it take energy to do any task? of course. Does the gym require more energy than your typical tasks? Yes it does. But as you get better at it you get smarter at doing it too and it stops becoming so taxing to go do.

Eating better also makes it much easier to do regularly. If you are eating crap, you will do crap. If you eat healthy, you want to do things that make you feel healthy. I suggest you buy a bag of apples the next time you are at the store instead of that six pack you always get, see what happens. Eating healthy is the closest thing to feeling like you are on drugs without actually taking drugs.

>>13727034
>But as you get better at it you get smarter at doing it too and it stops becoming so taxing to go do
It is taxing agreed, therefore a luxury for the ones that can spend energy and time on leisure. We also call those people "wasters"

a /fit/ body is not necessarily a healthy body

aslong as you aren't obese, there's absolutely no need to do anything other than a bit of cardio every other day to stay in shape

I tried to diet but my belly rumble and I yell at mommy to make me chicken and she got upset and went upstairs to be alone
Fit isn't worth it

>>13727053
Doing something and getting smarter about doing it doesn't mean you enjoy it. If you think you'll go to the gym to work out and enjoy it at the same time, you are doomed already and might as well stay away from my local establishment, pleb.

>>13727074
You think Arnold went to the gym because he enjoyed it? He did it because he was good at it.

Making the gym a luxury only happens if you go at the slowest pace possible and don't push yourself. If you sit in the sauna and do jack shit, or let the lazy river let you drift away into dreamland, that is a luxury. Doing the hard work in the gym is the challenge. You every wonder why those older guys who go to the 'gym' always stay so fat? It's because they do jack shit while they are there and only pretend to be exercising. The country club goers are wasters, not us fit fags.

>>13726137

>>13727243
>Doing the hard work in the gym is the challenge
Spoken like someone that doesn't have enough real challenge in his life.

>>13727296
>tfw you don't challenge yourself on a daily basis, both physically and mentally.

I'll say a little prayer for your future care taker tonight before bed.

>>13727368
>he has to challenge himself because real life doesn't produce challenges on it's own
upper-middle class scum

>>13727430

He's some 16 year old posting from the basement of his parent's McMansion in the suburbs

>>13725604
My health is more of “pump and dump” investment.

>>13727430
Thanks for playing.

>>13727564
Thanks you for your humble admittance of being incorrect.

>>13727463
I hope that your smart enough one day to change your way of thinking to realise that you aren't suppose to live like shit for your whole life. I'm literally coasting right now.

>>13726173
I'm all in on FET too
Easiest money of my life

>>13727616
>you aren't suppose to live like shit for your whole life
Yeah. You aren't supposed to waste your precious time lifting heavy things off the ground. Avoiding real responsibility. Agreed.

>>13726554
based and pilled