I started to working out about two mounths ago and I think I've progressed as expected s. Some of my muscles grew a little, I feel stronger and I can lift heaviers weights than I used tobefore. I started working out about two months ago and I think I've progressed as expected. Some of my muscles grew a little, I feel stronger and I can lift heavier weights than before.

I still can't run ion the treadmill because I'm afraind of tripping and falling in the front of everyone else. I still can't run on the treadmill because I'm afraid of tripping and falling in front of everyone else.

But tThat doesn't matter much since I'm not huge fan of cardio exercises, though. That doesn't matter much since I'm not huge fan of cardio exercises, though.

If you use "but" here, you'd want to join it to the end of the last sentence. Like: "I still can't run on the treadmill because I'm afraid of tripping and falling in front of everyone else, but that doesn't matter much since I'm not huge fan of cardio exercises anyway." If you separate them into sentences like you did, it's more natural to use 'though' at the end of the second sentence.

Unfortunately, tToday's workout is unfortunately focused on the lower body andeven though I prefer upper body exercises B, but I'm feel upbeat because my friend will be with me and. I'm hoping I get to see a girl that I have a crush on, too, so there is still a chance I have some fun'll enjoy my time today. Today's workout is unfortunately focused on the lower body even though I prefer upper body exercises, but I feel upbeat because my friend will be with me. I'm hoping I get to see a girl that I have a crush on, too, so there is still a chance I'll enjoy my time today.