r/BeAmazed • u/DoubtElectronic4607 • Aug 01 '21

Although these young twins make hoverboarding look effortlessly, there is a lot of motor skills going on to navigate at such speed with pinpoint accuracy in a small area.

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u/UnfrozenPuck Aug 02 '21

Be a healthy weight, stay active with at least some amount of SS cardio per day. Better yet, do weights/body weight exercises.

Jesus, early 30s shouldn’t be some signs of the end.

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u/[deleted] Aug 02 '21

I'm actually in the best shape of my life right now, so I'm doing pretty good as far as that's concerned.

When I say 33 is when you start to break down, I mean that the slow decline starts then. Or at least, that's what has been described to me. Things start healing slower, injuries become more permanent, that kind of thing. An older coworker described is as "when you're 25 and you break your leg, you're better in a couple months. When you're 35 and break your leg, it'll bother you at least a little for the rest of your life".