New Year Resolutions: Exercise
January 3, 2009
Exercise is often listed among the resolutions for the new year and can be helpful for both physical and mental health. In fact, many studies found that exercise may improve your mood and alleviate depression. I hope these videos and resources will give you some inspiration to exercise regularly 
Japanese are extremely efficient because they can teach three things in one program: exercise, English, and safety tips.
This parody of Susan Powter’s first workout video directed by Nagi Noda features a gymnast Mariko Takahashi in some surreal settings 
See, even Miku Hatsune exercises!
This is a video of a 82-year-old woman from Okinawa who takes care of herself very well and plans to reach the age of 125.
[via Japan Probe]
The last video is a famous Battle Athletes AMV
Exercise Resources:
Zen Habits:
- All The Best Tips on Getting In Shape, In One Handy List
- Minimalist Fitness: How to Get In Lean Shape With Little or No Equipment
- How to Go From Sedentary to Running in Five Steps
- Beginner’s Guide to Running
- Top 42 Exercise Hacks
Stepcase Lifehack
- Are You Sabotaging Your Plan to Exercise More?
- 15 Tips to Restart the Exercise Habit (and How to Keep It)
- 14 Tips For Resolutions That Stick in the New Year
Dumb Little Man: Tips for Life
Well exercise is a great thing for everyone, but kinda scary if it’s like Susan Powter’s parody.
haha Yes, it was kind of scary. I really liked that Okinawan woman video that showed how determined and wise some people are. Primary prevention is very important.
True so very true…. so think before you eat, or suffer the consequences… but there are so many nice food out there.. although there was this one anime that had me cracking up.. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1gD8nV8RlPU
Is anybody scarier than Richard Simmons?
Miz,
Oh, you can eat plenty of food, just in moderation
hahaha That was a great video – thank you for mentioning it
Some characters in anime actually promote healthy eating or at least try to 
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Sakura,
Well, it depends
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