Why do other nerds never take my advice to do twenty push-ups

>>36549371
They probably can't do even one. I was like this myself, but then I started to lift.

>>36549687
I've gotten the line 'I can barely do one' as a response twice so far. When I say 'then do one push-up', they refuse as well. I mean, I know I should expect this, but holy shit.

>>36549371
Sometimes when I'm sad I try doing lightweight squats with a non-oly barbell I have lying around. It never helps.

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>>36549687
>>36549820
As it turns out the "average" people you meet are often physically a fucking joke.
My opinion: any otherwise healthy human who can't do a single pullup is in an awful state of fitness.

>>36549371
>>36550127
So many people these days shun and shy from physical activity, it's sad.

I did the Tough Ruck last year, 26.2 miles, and people would ask why. When I said the part about being a challenge, they didn't get it, but when I said it was to honor fallen military they kinda understood but not really. Some people ask why you'd walk 2 blocks for milk when you have a car.

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>>36549371
I always do handstands whenever I feel down / tired.