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After workout
Today I hopped on a treadmill and ran a relatively long distance for the first time in a while.
I was in distress so I had to push myself into gym and decided to go for a run instead of lifting weights. I'm a runner-turned-bodybuilder wannabe. Just kidding, I have no interest in bodybuilding world, nor could I be even remotely close to an amateur level physique if I wanted to. I'm a skinny guy. (with some laps that makes a sort of V-tapered shape, kind of, and bulging biceps and triceps, plus well filled-out pecs...oh my legs are fine too)
They say running is not complementary to strength workout(packing muscles mass). I think I'd agree. Running, no matter how skinny you are, makes your limb skinnier to the point that you look silly, like 'someone get this skinny boy a sandwich asap' kind of shape.
Well, you need to plan your workout regime carefully, of course.
So, I ran 5k. (I used to run 7-8k sometimes 10-12k every second day.)
And I came away thinking I'm so out of shape (because I eat a lot to grow muscles) especially my "abs covering" fat on my belly. I want to suck them all up, I want to burn them out, as when you drain out the fat from meat by broiling it on the stove.
I think even marathoner will have a fat belly if they booze every weekend.
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What is this feeling called?
I think I get most frustrated when I can't come up with any words that express my thoughts. Well, the sentence I just wrote speaks for itself; That's not what I'm trying to say. Damn. Okay, again, I think I get most frustrated when I can't express what I want to say in English. How would you describe this feeling? I used 'frustration' but can you think of some other words? When you have a lot of things to say but lack of vocabulary, grammar, and whatnot makes you scream "Gawd!!!" What is this feeling?
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