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From: annab@azure.UUCP (A Beaver)
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Subject: Re: What people look for in MOTAS
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Date: Tue, 21-May-85 22:53:16 EDT
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>References: <1449@utah-gr.UUCP>
 
>  I've found for a number of years that regular workouts
> have a psychological effect which is at least as important as the physical
> effect.  Frequently I leave the office in a good mood to put my fist through
> the CRT screen, and after a good hard workout I'm happy and relaxed again.
> I'm sure this attitude change shows up in my appearance.
> 
> -- Walt Haas  ...{decvax seismo ihnp4}!utah-cs!haas

	A few years ago, when in the midst of a deeply depressing situation,
	(my son had been killed in an auto accident) I took up riding a ten
	speed to work. I had heard that stressfull situations make your body
	retain toxins and that physical exertion helps to 'wash' them from
	your system. The 5 mile ride helped to clear my head, so that work was
	a lot more pleasent. The 5 miles home helped to get me ready to relax
	at home. I recommend it highly.

	 Annadiana Beaver
	A Beaver@Tektronix
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