February 20, 2008

  • I'm really glad I'm starting to play DDR more lately.  For some reason I always feel like I get more of a workout playing DDR than anything else.  I think it is because:
    - you are pretty much running in place like on a treadmill.
    - when playing on heavy you must twist your upper body and legs opposite of each other, working the "love handles" area of your hips.
    - if you use the bar to play you are supporting almost your entire weight on your arms and that is definitely good for your biceps, shoulders and upper back muscles.
    - you are forced to move your body in strange ways to keep your balance, which works your abs and your arms and of course your legs.

    I had ten Girl Scout cookies for breakfast.  I feel pretty sick.  A nice roast beef sandwich probably would have made me feel a lot better, but I had to finish editing a group lab so I couldn't go get one.  I'm mad at myself and also the guy in my group who forgot to send me the damn graphs and tables that I was adding in and editing last night.  If he had remembered I could have gone and frolicked today instead of working on this crap.

    Then again, if I had finished the lab last night I couldn't have sat around looking up porn.  I guess the world is full of trade-offs.

    I feel sooo sick.  Damn you, Girl Scouts!  I wish I was home instead of this insipid engineering building.

Comments (4)

  • Glad you're getting back into it. Everytime I play, I realize I need more exercise. Haha.

  • Im trying to get back into playing ddr, too. almost too lazy, but im trying. and thank you for the comment. it made me feel a little better about the whole situation. i really appreciate it. ^_^

  • Im trying to get back into playing ddr, too. almost too lazy, but im trying. and thank you for the comment. it made me feel a little better about the whole situation. i really appreciate it. ^_^

  • I agree. DDR is both a great game and an incredible workout.

    I saw that you dropped by my page the other day, and I just wanted to say that I love the way you write... although you must get that all the time.

    Props to you.

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