bumble wrote:
I was into health and fitness for a while...although my primary interest was in the link between nutrition and mental health (ie depression...some studies suggest that EFA's can be more effective against depression than both anti depressants and placebos for example) but did used to do physical exercise as well. I used to like to balance my work outs between flexibility, strength training and aerobic exercise for all round fitness (so Dance and Step Aerobics, Yoga and weights for example).
Lately most of my interest has been in Art so my exercise routine has been a bit ignored lol. Although if I start seeing my work outs as a form of art again I expect I can bring back my interest in it (remodelling my body to the shape I want it to be...my body being the canvas and the exercise being the tools of the trade so to speak etc).
Im odd lol
Yeah, health and nutrition was a huge interest of mine for a bit. I think over-focusing on it caused some health problems though. xD So I made a conscious effort to tone it down a bit.
As for the workouts being seen as art... why don't you try combining the two practices in a more tangible fashion? Like go for a long walk to the park or other quiet spot, stop for awhile, draw/paint/whatever, then head on back.
(I dunno, it sounded good in my head)
Or, I dunno... take up dance as an art form? I've heard that can be a good mixture. Plus, it also teaches you about body mechanics, which are great to know about if you ever plan on drawing people.
(Or maybe I'm just randomly spouting out ideas that make no sense xD Also perfectly possible)
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