Ecstasy Of Exercing

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Its true that when someone begins to exercise its better to start slow and steady. It can lead to injury and set backs. I remember a few years ago I trying exercing again by runing. I kepted pushing my self put two weeks later I ended up getting hurt. Its was like my mind was ready for the chanllege but my body was not. I feel like sometimes both the mind and body have to be in sync in oreder to achieve

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