My wife and I have been walking frequently this summer. One of us pushes the stroller with the baby and the other holds the leash for the dog. At a specific point in the walk, there is a small hill by a pond and whoever has the stroller begins the race. The dog on the leash usually is the hold up but it's a close race between stroller pusher and dog puller.
Today, my wife mentioned that this could be considered a routine exercise plan involving 20 ft sprints.
I have lost some weight recently and I am going to attribute it to my new weight loss plan. Here's the sales pitch:
"Have you wanted to lose weight?
Well, you can lose a ton of weight by just doing ONE 20 ft sprint each day! Yes, only ONE 20 ft sprint. Here's how it works:
Step 1) Put on your shoes
Step 2) Run a 20 ft sprint
Step 3) Rest and repeat tomorrow
Oh and also, just follow this minor supplemental nutrition guide of only eating 1/2 cup of oatmeal, 1 grilled chicken breast, 1 orange, and 2 glasses of water each day.
That's right, with only ONE 20 ft sprint each day (and following the nutrition guide), you can lose as much weight as you want! "
So, what do you think?
HILARIOUS SIGN ME UP!
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