is this a normal lifestyle?

[skim milk]

Ever since I was young I was pretty active. I used to do speed skating, swimming, all kinds of sports, etc.

When I got to middle school, I picked up skateboarding and was constantly active on a daily basis. I used to sweat a LOT.

In high school, I still skated, but towards my junior and senior year I stopped. I was addicted to the computer.... and became very unactive and lazy.

My freshman year in college, I played basketball every single night... and sweat constantly and kept active.

But Now.... I don't remember the last time I sweat or did anything physically demanding. HAHA
I work out at the gym from time to time but i don't sweat because I take it easy.
Is this a bad thing?

 

[TommyVercetti]

Very normal lifestyle for an everquest/CS addict.

 

[SaintGRW]

it's true computers will be the advance and end to us.

I miss the days when I didn't have a computer and actually did activities.

 

[skim milk]

I'm talking about the sweating part..... I just don't remember the last time I sweat. Does not sweating adversely affect you in any sort of way?

 

[amcdonald]

Your name is fritolays.

 

[SaintGRW]

not sweating = you not working out hard enough.

 

[Eli]

Originally posted by: fritolays
I'm talking about the sweating part..... I just don't remember the last time I sweat. Does not sweating adversely affect you in any sort of way?

No.

Sweating is of course good for you, but the keyword in your question is adverse.

 

[skim milk]

Originally posted by: amcdonald
Your name is fritolays.

thanks... I was not aware of that

 

[mandala]

Not sweating is only a bad thing when it's a symptom of heat prostration (heat stroke). If it's really hot or you are working out hard and stop sweating, that's a problem.

 

[MikeyIs4Dcats]

mmmmm...frito chili pie!

I would say that if you have to ask if you are a fat lazy tub of goo, you probably are.

<<IS one too, but working on changing that. Much like you, too much time behind the desk at work and too much CPU time.

And yes, it is bad.