Posted on May 21, 2025
How Exercise Improves Your Performance at Work
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Lt Col Charlie Brown It all makes sense to me! Heavy exercise is out of my realm due to my back but I still walk at least 10,000 steps a day. Most days its around 12,000 - 13,000.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
That'll Help Keep That Ole Ticker In Shape!
But How Are Those Flat Feet? ~(;-)>
But How Are Those Flat Feet? ~(;-)>
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I do find when I'm physically active and doing things it does in fact help many other aspects but My level's aren't where they had been even into My mid Sixties where I could still run, do pushups and sit ups etc. I'm not doing as well with physical activity as I had been 12 years ago, do walk but My knees and other things don't hold out as well as they used to. Forget Sit ups and pushups especially without a plan on how I'll get back up again.
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A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney
Even In My Peek Of Physical Health, One Thing Which Played "L" With Me
Was Doing Pull-Up's; With A Lot Of Luck And My Very Best Of Great Days,
I'd Been Lucky To Have Completed 2 ~ But Sit-ups On A Slated Board? ~ All Day! ~
Was Doing Pull-Up's; With A Lot Of Luck And My Very Best Of Great Days,
I'd Been Lucky To Have Completed 2 ~ But Sit-ups On A Slated Board? ~ All Day! ~
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Improved concentration - Sharper memory - Faster learning - Prolonged mental stamina
Enhanced creativity - And lower stress. -
In Other Words'; "Nothing A 6 Pack Won't Cure."
Enhanced creativity - And lower stress. -
In Other Words'; "Nothing A 6 Pack Won't Cure."
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