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musicfan3
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Do a little of each.
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Somewhere weakness is our strength,
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Evolutionism
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Lift if you want big muscles. Swimming stretches your muscles out, so you may not want that.
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crazy4her
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swim burns way more calories.... swimming builds good muscle too. i say work out the way u like. so swim
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2ndbreakfast79
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i'd stick with the swimming because you enjoy it and it does tone the whole body. you could also look into pilates for toning your arms.
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skittybaby
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Swimming.
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http://livewire.myminicity.com
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abbeyqtpi
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swim.
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ohemgeeitsme
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If you're rotating your workout and not doing the same lifts every week (you shouldn't because your body becomes used to the lift) it will feel far less repetitive. If your only looking for a little tone and enjoy swimming, I'd stick to the swimming, although you really should give lifting a chance.
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AoDay
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Lifting shouldn't be something you have to force yourself to do. There are many ways to toning other than lifting. Maybe try swimming with some light weights attached, and focus on speed rather than endurance.
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