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Due to a recent injury, I haven't been able to do my normal fight training. I still lift weights and do hard interval training (Tabatas), but to maintain my weight loss, I have do some traditional "cardio." It's hard reading a book while doing cardio. I sweat a lot, so the pages get sticky. And I don't want to watch television at the gym. Plus, while still young, my brain functions at an optimal rate when I learn new subjects. Given that I get hit in the head a lot, it's also a good idea to form as many new neural connections as possible. If you're older, learning new subjects can help prevent a whole host of age-related [sic] diseases. ([Sic] because it's not age qua age that causes people so many problems later in life...continue to full post

Full post as published by Crime & Federalism on June 11, 2008 (boomark / email).

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