Short English Conversation Practice | Exercise | 48

Rachel (00:02):
Welcome to Dialogue Frog, short English conversation practice. My name's Rachel. I'm here with Luke-

Luke (00:09):
Hey, everyone.

Rachel (00:10):
Today, we're talking about exercise.

Luke (00:13):
Wha-

Rachel (00:13):
Or, exercise! Depending on how you see it. How do you see exercise, Luke?

Luke (00:19):
I don't see it, 'cause my eyes are closed, to exercise.

Rachel (00:23):
You're sleeping.

Luke (00:25):
Mm.

Rachel (00:25):
You're always running to...take a nap.

Luke (00:28):
Yeah.

Rachel (00:28):
Me too. I'm not a, I'm not an avid exerciser, but once I do it, I feel good. Not only physically, but I feel like I like I accomplish something, you know.

Luke (00:42):
I agree with that.

Rachel (00:45):
I used to ride my bike a lot, especially in the summertime.

Luke (00:48):
Yeah. I, um, very occasionally lifted weights or got on the treadmill and I did feel better when I did it, but it's the problem of sticking to it.

Rachel (01:01):
Yeah. It's tough to get a routine and having discipline to stick to it. I like to-

Luke (01:11):
That's why I use glue.

Rachel (01:14):
Actually glue your hand to the dumbbell.

Luke (01:15):
Yep.

Rachel (01:15):
Or you just have to carry it around. Maybe you just change the resistance every once in a while. It's not a bad plan.

Luke (01:22):
Every time I, um, take a sip of soda, I have to lift that dumbbell to-

Rachel (01:26):
Yep!

Luke (01:26):
-to bring it up to my mouth, so.

Rachel (01:30):
Workout! Well, this has been another short English conversation practice with Dialogue Frog.

exercise
depending on
How do you see...
'cause
closed
sleeping
always
running
nap
avid
exerciser
once I do it
feel
not only
physically
accomplish
agree
ride
bike
especially
summertime
occasionally
lifted
weights
treadmill
problem
sticking
tough
routine
discipline
stick
That's why I...
glue
dumbbell
carry
around
change
resistance
every once in a while
bad
plan
sip
soda
bring
mouth
workout