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Sure maybe there are things that you hate about certain exercises that are unrelated to intensity or hard-work. But I was mostly responding to how the original
by crimsonalucard 12y ago
Sure maybe there are things that you hate about certain exercises that are unrelated to intensity or hard-work. But I was mostly responding to how the original commenter said running was boring. IMO it is virtually impossible to be bored with running simply because the pain involved is too high.
I find that the people who say running is boring are people who never pushed themselves to the intensity required for effective exercise/running. They probably ran a mile and got bored. I tell them run at least 5 miles on hilly terrain and tell me if you're bored when you're done.
- Dylan16807 12y agoI've certainly been both bored and in pain before (especially when sick). Are you saying that's not possible?
- crimsonalucard 12y agoBeing uncomfortable/sick is not pain. I'm saying you can't be bored and at the same time, have your heart racing at 200 bpm or gasping for air like you're drowning. It depends how sick you were but for me running a marathon is pain, getting a fever is just being uncomfortable.
- Dylan16807 12y agoFever is not usually pain. Headache is pain. Fever ties more into the boredom. But heart racing and gasping for air sounds more like discomfort to me... Actually I have better example. I've had highly painful things done to my teeth while very much being bored. And while relatively comfortable outside of the pain.
- alahache 12y agoThe topic is about exercising, and I don't think it means running a marathon. Exercising is about regularity and pain should be considered very seriously.