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09-27-19, 03:45 PM | ||
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09-29-19, 11:33 AM | |
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Thanks, he really is a beauty. And a rescue, I might add. I was extremely lucky to get this picture, mid yawn! He is really a mellow guy, as Maine Coons tend to be. He doesn't get worked up about anything, that's why the pic is so funny to me--it looks like he is yelling when that just hasn't happened ever and he's 12!
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09-30-19, 09:11 AM | |
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I agree with this. I just recently went the other direction and really ramped up the intensity of my cardio. I'm still rebounding but the Bounce Society workouts I'm doing are a different level entirely from what I was doing prior. I'm only doing their workouts twice a week and maintaining my original rotation on the other days of the week, and my pants are finally beginning to fit better (after a summer of feeling like nothing fit me well). Sure I'm burning more calories during those intense sessions, but given it's only two days a week I'm working out like this, I'm beginning to think my body is liking the change in routine more than anything, and that's causing the slim-down effect.
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