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After graduation……

2009-03-18View Original

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It’s been almost four years since I graduated, and during these four years I’ve done less exercise than I did in just one month while still in school. I wonder: do you still exercise after graduating?
Reply #22009-03-18
:I still go for exercise occasionally, but not very often; I mostly just sit at the office. Ah, I should go on a trip sometime and do some exercise
Reply #32009-03-18
I work overtime every day and don’t have time for exercise; I only go out to have some fun on weekends.
Reply #42009-03-18
There isn’t much sports activity either, but I go hiking every year during the holidays on May Day and National Day.
Reply #52009-03-18
I exercise occasionally! Playing badminton, kicking shuttlecocks, etc. I commute to work by bike now, which is also a form of exercise!
Reply #62009-03-18
Hehe, exercise! Every afternoon after work and after eating, I go for a walk. Sitting in the office all day long – I’m sure everyone’s waist has gotten thicker, right? Go play ball or something on the weekend; exercise helps keep one young, so be sure to exercise
Reply #72009-03-18
Normally, my work involves a lot of mental effort with few physical tasks; this can’t go on. I’ve fallen ill several times, which has been costly both in terms of time and money. Now I go for runs every morning, and I bring my girlfriend along as well. After running, I feel refreshed, and I have more energy for my work during the day. My only belief now is that persistence leads to success. Guys, your health is the foundation for everything you do; even those who are in leadership positions value their health. We young people should pay even more attention to it. After all, in the chemical industry, it’s either acids or bases, or organic substances – everything involves costs. Before becoming a boss, who can guarantee that they won’t have to handle chemical reactions?
Reply #82009-03-18
I exercise very little, my physical strength has declined, and my weight has increased. It seems that exercise has become inevitable now
Reply #92009-03-18
So, the original poster must be really busy, right? Exercise is the best way to relax and get fit! I’ve been out for over half a year now, and I play basketball once or twice a week on average. Although I used to play sports all the time, I can’t sit still anymore – it’s boring. I guess I’m still young, so I should be more active; I’m not sure if I’ll keep exercising as much in the future, hehe
Reply #102009-03-18
I play basketball every week, and sometimes I play table tennis in the evening
Reply #112009-03-19
I went mountain climbing for the first time last Saturday, and my calves are still stiff to this day
Reply #122009-03-19
How much exercise is required depends on the company culture
Reply #132009-03-19
It’s been half a year, and my waist still isn’t thicker~~~:lol :lol
Reply #142009-03-19
No matter how busy you are at work, taking time for exercise is a sign of foresight.
Reply #152009-03-19
Be sure to keep exercising; your health is your greatest asset!
Reply #162009-03-23
Well, that’s true too; I’ve exercised very little since graduating. Sometimes I don’t have time, and other times I’m afraid of getting injured and being unable to work. In short, it’s just laziness.

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