How important is physical fitness to you?

I'm just curious how fit the vine is.

Autocorrect sucks....I meant fitness

Haha that's funny.

Fitness is very important for me

Very, im dedicated to being better than the people who raised me and being fit is a part of that.

It use to extremely important...then I got lazy

If I'm not clangin' and bangin' at least 4 times a week I begin to feel like sh*t.

I'm lazy, but I feel I have to stay in just enough shape.

It is very important. I don't want to get high blood pressure issues or any heart issues down the road. Staying in shape is a must to me. I would not want people coming up to me and saying I am getting a little chubby. It hurts my pride and makes me worried.

For me its very important. Being a pretty small person and weak as I am, physical fitness boosts confidence and helps to keep up my stamina in workplaces. Even though my workouts are partly damaging me, it has almost been like an addiction. Can't seem to pass a whole day fully awake or be productive without exercise. It feels sluggish.

@_gaff_:

Almost everything.

Pretty important. I try to make it to the gym a few times a week, but sometimes life makes that difficult. I've been going fairly consistently, but I wasn't able to go this week because I was deathly ill with who knows what, so that sucked.

As long as I'm healthy I'm alright. If I was an athlete it'd be important.

Very.

I wouldn't say its that important to me, as in I wouldn't be sad or feel like I'm missing something if I don't exercise. What I will say though is that I genuinely like working out and that's what makes me do it every week.

It's very important. Diabetes runs in my family. And most of the men in it are all athletes and soldiers. I felt like I failed my father when younger but he supports me in everything.

Now I just enjoy being sexy as well as stronger than most dudes around me.

Muscles are life.

p"ssy is life

Very, my work demands endurance just to get there not to mention quick reflexes and a strong grip

First comes muscle, then p%ssy brah.

Endurance and physical durability are important.

I down to under 220 on my bench, so I need to work

@laflux:

Bench has never been really important to me. Core workouts and squats are where it's at for me. Also, back is like my main focus when strength training. I think I maxed out at 275 at 7 reps 2 years ago but since then I'll hit 210 to fatigue and I'm fine with that.

Physical fitness is very important to me. But facing financial adversities adversely impacts my ability to be as physically fit as I would like to be. I now do things related to push ups and sit ups.

Its pretty important. Lowers stress, gains confidence, makes me feel good.

Triceps ftw.

3-4 times a week, every week. If I go too long without sweating I feel sluggish.

Does physical fitness count as picking up a controller and exercising your fingers for hours on an xbox? If it does then it's very important to me.

It's not as important as it should be to me. I did go out jogging every few days or so but then I got bored and gave up on being active.

It's very important to me. But I have found less time for it in college than I would like. It's like I get into amazing shape every summer, then slowly lose it during the school year lol.

Very important. So much so that i try to do any physicaly activith i can even while im in school.

Physical fitness should be my main priority but I never commit myself to it at all. As much as I try but always fail to. I'm lazy, I'm weak, I'm chubby, I failed gym class all the time. Most of my time is spent on reading comics, gaming and watching movies.

Very, very important to me. A person should be at their physical best at all times.

Important enough that i'll stay fit enough to stop myself getting fat

Not important enough that i'm willing to waste hours in the gym getting very muscular

Not very important. I do just enough to not get fat(Even though I only weight 55Kgs...)

I don't exercise