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If he decides to go swimming, he'll probably wear a bikini to the pool. And I'm not even sure if he can swim.
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Very Honest Content said:Yoga.
teheviltwin said:I would say swimming as moving through a different medium does wonderful things to the brain. Even if you just walk around the shallow end the water resistance is great for toning. But that would mean people swimming in water OPL has been in...
teheviltwin said:Very Honest Content said:Yoga.
This. Chris has shown that, like many other autists, he has poor co-ordination and balance as well as being unfit. Although I'd probably recommend this rather than DDP:
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Mostly because Sara Ivanhoe is a very calm and softly spoken woman and DDP is, well, FUCKING AWESOME!... sorry... I mean't a more military style motivator.
snowkitten91 said:
Very Honest Content said:He takes his sex doll outside for a date with Jackie in fullgear but can't use the spacious grounds of 14BC to streatch with a potential Sweetheart from the Ground-Up to, at worst, potential gal-pal, like Siri, in this Sara woman? I mean, he's lazy and
but come on!
Very Honest Content said:There's not something in the iDeabook that can call up this;
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qV6hyDqMFJE
and play it for him to be able to see between practice bathrooms sessions at McDonalds with whatever piece of blow up plastic he's using as a partner?
Again,and lazy, but doable even for autists.
So more Guitar Hero then?BatmanVSTonyDanza said:He could stand up more.
NobleGreyHorse said:I should think that Prancercise (how the hell do you even spell that?) would be ideal for him. You just dance around like an idiot while thinking of ponies. We know he can do those things...
CatParty said:maybe he can begin the pro-ana saga.
While I agree with the walking and watching his food, counting calories is a waste of time, and yoga can be quite lame (and painful) for someone who's not physically well conditioned. As such, he should really watch (not count) his macronutrients (fat, protein, and carbs) instead, and do a little bit of resistance training each day (one set of however many pushups, pullups, chinups, plank, and squats he can do as a beginner is fine). Really, that is not hard for anyone to doVery Honest Content said:Yoga.
Counting calories is the first step like posted before, personally I use Calorific and since he'sand not good at math that would be ideal for him getting a decent estimate of intake and more importantly taking advantage of the fact that just the act of monitoring your intake daily means you make better decisions naturally about what you put in your body.
The lifestyle change would then really begin to show results if he'd do about 30 minutes of yoga every other day as well to start and gradually increased it to an hour or an hour and a half five to seven days of the week. Personally I've been playing the Hulkster's buddy, Dallas Page's, DDP Yoga workouts these last few weeks and his big gimmick during the yoga positions is to add in dynamic resistance exercises in pushups to not only raise your heart-rate to a fat burning pace but to help get muscle tone built while still performing low impact exercises. Just as an example of the kind of transformation that is possible from this kind of lifestyle change I'll provide this link of one of the more exceptional personal cases who have achieved results we would consider 'miraculous' for Chris if he were to take responsibility for his physical well being by dedicating himself to a physical wellness regiment instead of whining on facebook about his chest pains;
http://www.ddpyoga.com/site/index.php/en/results/83-arthur
But assuming he'll be too lazy for any of that, start walking at hisbrisk pace around the neighborhood for an hour and a half a day, if he can't make that, start with an hour, or 30 minutes, and gradually increase the duration. He's already at an age and point now I'd suspect that he's choosing consciously or otherwise how close to forty five he'll end up living or falling short of with each and every bite he sinks his autistic fangs into.
Kosher Dill said:I would remind him that Barb is imprisoning him, and he swore never to eat prison food.