Tags
Alexander Skarsgard, exercise, Myocardial infarction, New Year's resolution, New York Times, Sex
The New York Times reports that having sex amounts to “significant exercise.” Among the gems from this article:
Energy-wise, sex is roughly equivalent to shoveling snow for men. The moral? If you gotta risk a heart attack one way or the other, stay in bed.
“Some men, according to their activity monitors, used more energy for brief periods than they did jogging.” Heavens. I hope they were using good form!
“The sex burned four calories per minute for men and three per minute for women, during sessions that ranged from 10 to 57 minutes, including foreplay. (The average was 25 minutes.)” 57-Minute Man is my new hero.
The author of the study said that sex is “worth encouraging in people who otherwise balk at working out.” My New Year’s resolution!
He certainly looks fit enough for a 2×57 sesh – I’m right behind you!
Yes, like a Greek sculpture. No doubt he’s very fit too 😉
Hands off ladies, 57-minute man is mine!! 🙂
I think there should be a superhero comic about him:)
King Dong 😉
LOL, I think I’d rather have 57 minutes than 57 centimeters. “Real” superheroes who might fit the bill: Steel/John Henry Irons, Mister Fantastic, and Elongated Man. And then there’s The Maxx, “a hero of surrealist proportions.”
You’ve given this a lot of thought… 😉
I think I prefer the 60 minute man myself… 😉
And if Alexander is up for the exercise, I’d be happy to step up to that challenge.
LOL! Thanks for the link. I can add this to my collection along with “Handy Man.”
Add a decade or so in the genre and you can add Backdoor Man to round things out a bit more. 😉
Ah, Backdoor Man! I’m wondering if the Doors wrote that or if they did a cover. But what a perfect song for Jim Morrison.
It’s a cover. Howlin’ Wolf. But I do like The Doors version, for sure. I thought it fit the theme. Still pretty naughty in its innuendo, to date. I can easily see why Morrison would have wished to cover such a song. 😉
Brrrr…. Image the “shrinkage”!
Well, yes, but that is easily remedied…;)
Pingback: Linnet’s Régime Minceur | Linnet Moss