Green | October 22, 2007 | 13 comments

Addicted To Exercise

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Bryan Marshal and Miranda Jones are addicted to exercise. Both work out six days a week, pushing their body beyond it's limits and causing serious injuries.
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13 comments // Addicted To Exercise

  • bd593
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      bd593  
    • I work out 8 times a week. I five days a week for more than an hour a day a play basketball 3 times a week for more than an hour at a time.. I take weekends off and I think that it my saving grace...

    • 3 years ago
  • patballosu
  • kezzy
  • chunche
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      chunche  
    • I never really thought that an addiction to exercise was even possible, but this video really opened my eyes. I honestly can't imagine spending hours upon end at a gym; I think I'd go crazy. I like to exercise and all, but I like having a social life even more. I honestly hope Bryan and Miranda continue to snap out of it, if only for their own safety.

    • 4 years ago
  • NailBunnyLuver
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      NailBunnyLuver  
    • Why don't they just put all that into something useful? Become gym trainers, coaches, hell go into the olympics. If it's so important to them it should integrate into their lives somehow other than just bringing about a sixpack.

    • 4 years ago
  • sabkl
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      sabkl  
    • exercise is great, but if you're injuring yourself because you do it too much, it's definitely a sign to slow down. balance is the key to life.

    • 4 years ago
  • AshleyMaria
  • slippyt
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      slippyt  
    • I work out almost every day i can.. but only for an hour or so. My reason is that I'm male, 6'2", and 150-some lbs. I don't see these peoples' reasons... they're def addicted

    • 4 years ago
  • JahRasta614
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  • Emmhisattva
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      Emmhisattva  
    • i understand the importance of health, but if your entire day(s) are spent in a gym, when you go home at night and look in the mirror at your fabulous body, is it still that gratifying...i think i know few of these types?!

      i guess it is better than being a compulsive binge eater

    • 4 years ago
  • IndyOp
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      IndyOp  
    • It would be useful to explicitly make the connections between exercise addiction, other types of addictions, and eating disorders in this video. You might talk about physiological mechanisms of addiction, personality traits of people prone to addiction (which include not having an adequate variety of ways to deal with stress) and personality traits of people prone to eating disorders (over-exercising is one symptom of bulimia, though it is also seen in anorexia).

      All in all - this is an interesting video for me because I teach at a university and have recently been coming across more and more students who fit this profile.

      :-(

    • 4 years ago
  • Mr_Costello
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