SL Video: "Fitness"

 

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From Zipperwolf on March 2016

 

Cartoon of the Day: Exercise For A Purpose

 

Taken at the SL18B

By Bixyl Shuftan

 

Cartoon of the Day: The Exercise Fox Strikes Again

From the Happy Vixen in Sept 2018.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day

Taken at the Purrfection Estates. Looks like Skylark Lefavre found a solution to high electric bills.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day

K'ra the "Exercise Fox" strikes again. With a certain gaming ap all the rage lately, which has been getting kids and teenagers out of the house and actually exercising, the punchline seemed appropriate.

By Bixyl Shuftan

Cartoon of the Day: "Tired Exercising Fox"

Picture from Skylark LeFavre at the Happy Vixen. K'ra has something of an aversion to exercise, fainting whenever he hears the word. So Skye rezzed a treadmill to poke fun at the fainting vulpine.

By Skylark LeFavre and Bixyl Shuftan

The Avatar Fitness Club

With the talk about "couch potatoes" in front of TVs, one might not think of sitting behind a computer as beneficial to one's health. But Wesley Regenbogen found a place in Second Life aimed at improving one's real-life health: the Avatar Fitness Club. Wesley took a look around, as well as talking to the owner, to see how the place can help.

Read Wesley's article in Places.

"Promptly Erotic" at Book Island

Grease Coakes is back with a story. In his article today, he writes about a recent trip to Book Island in which they had a new kind of event: "Promptly Erotic." Hosted by Freda Frostbite, the event is an exercise for those aspiring to write adult fiction. Grease attended the workshop, and even submitted a sample.

Read Grease's article in Events.

A Trip to the Avatar Fitness Club

The Holidays are over, and after Halloween, Thanksgiving, and Christmas, many of us have packed on a few pounds. Are you concerned that you're not just hanging out in Second Life but also hanging out over your belt? Don't despair, because the Grid might be part of your solution. A recent University study suggested that support groups in Second Life were more effective at long-term weight loss than real life face to face support meetings. Hearing about this, DrFran Babcock decided it was time to pay a visit to the location of the study, the Avatar Fitness Club.

Read DrFran's story in Extra.