Do you consider yourself an exercise addict?

[The Scott]

I would put myself in this boat also.

Same here. 

[Skeeter]

I think addiction ultimately means, 'cant stop doing it, even though it makes you weaker.'

I think if I broke a leg and couldn't run or lift anymore I would probably kill myself.  I look at people who don't exercise at all like they're part of an alien species.  These fat fucks will all probably outlive me and lead less painful lives though.

Anyone else feel the same way at times?

I know what you mean. I don't know if I'd kill myself, but an injury that eliminates my ability to workout would be catastrophic.

[FREAKgeek]

......and an illiterate one at that.

steroids don't cripple you, chronic overtraining does

[Deacon Jeschin]

steroids don't cripple you, chronic overtraining does

Ah......The "No brain, no pain" theory.  Well played.....

Actually, I was referring to Doltman's inability to form a complete sentence.

[cephissus]

The endorphins help my spinal injuries feel much better and help me deal with stress so I would say I'm somewhat addicted.

Interesting, I feel something similar... Until I get some strenuous exercise in there's a level of perceptible anxiety that just never goes away.  Isn't anything like it used to be, but it's still there.  I also feel less aches and pains after sufficient exercise -- could feel uncomfortable tight all day otherwise.

[sultan]

yes exercise addict..most people who are very muscular train twice a day .

 

[jude2]

yes exercise addict..most people who are very muscular train twice a day .

 

lol ok.

[Scat Cavier]

yes exercise addict..most people who are very muscular train twice a day .

 

lol