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<p>That is in no way healthy</p>
<p>It’s pretty big. I probably walk at least 30 minutes a day going to class.</p>
<p>for guys- these are our prime years to gain muscle as our testosterone levels are so high… it’s like natural steroids. Just lift 3 times a week (do compounds) and i promise you that if you care somewhat about your diet that you’ll see great gains!</p>
<p>Used to play 12 hours badminton, 10 hours of swim per week.</p>
<p>^As the name implies…ouch! tiresome much?</p>
<p>I don’t like guys with lots of muscle.</p>
<p>Then again… the new guy I’m kinda seeing has ripped biceps and goes to the gym a lot.</p>
<p>Nevermind.</p>
<p>I don’t like guys with a lot of muscle. I typically like a pretty lean guy.</p>
<p>I think football player build is DISGUSTING. Eww.</p>
<p>But having some muscle is okay, just as long as they’re still rather thin.</p>
<p>^Lol, agreed about football player builds. Cross-country/track runners are pretty ideal actually.</p>
<p>Ewww football player build…that is…yuck, muscle is good but not THAT much!</p>
<p>cross-country/track/baseball/soccer</p>
<p>I do stuff in my head when I hike.</p>
<p>No overachievers do not have time to exercise they are too busy working on their USABO projects (meadow36).</p>
<p>i wouldnt exactly call myself an overachiever but…</p>
<p>im really bad about exercise. i mean… really bad. but im trying to change that. my mom has been pushing me, and im really glad that she put up with my stubborn self. =D we have to get fit before college, no way am i gonna hit the freshman 15.</p>
<p>i put signed up for weight training second semester cause i needed pe credit, so theres no real way to get out of that one [our teacher checks our heart rate monitors after each period… so i couldnt really cheat myself cause i want a good gpa]</p>
<p>i also am a part of the cross country team. even though… i usually come last… whatever… i need the workout. and my teacher is super supportive.</p>
<p>and lastly, ive started going to the gym on my own and with a friend. its nice to have someone push you! =D </p>
<p>its not so bad once you workout. i actually like the after effect. its just getting there takes lots of pushing and shoving.</p>
<p>Overachievers by definition should have ample exercise. I take 5 APs and play 3 Varsity sports.</p>
<p>I’m in 2 aps and the rest are honors. I do track both seasons. But next year is going to be hell;5 aps and still doing track. Oh plus i have other ec’s. I have about 5 hours of hw. But usually i try to do some of them during lunch. Can’t wait to high school is over…</p>
<p>Doing an excess of studying without any exercise would burn you out quickly. </p>
<p>I run varsity, both spring and winter seasons, as a sprinter. During the off-season, I hit the weight room four times a week.</p>
<p>Overachievers, if they are overachievers, should overachieve in every way, and that includes fitness. That is my take on it.</p>
<p>In any case, studies find that in general (ignoring the best athletes and the best scholars), kids that play sports do better academically.</p>
<p>Ugh. I don’t find time, time finds ME.</p>
<p>Tennis is an EC for me, so…it’s not like I really have a choice lol. :/</p>
<p>I like sleep too much to play sports.</p>
<p>^Haha same.</p>
<p>Debate + academics + 10pm bedtime = no exercise. I generally watch what I eat… except for right now, as I polish off a jar of Nutella. Mmmmm.</p>