by Quantify Fitness |
Last Updated: December 31, 2016 We had a blast showing Derrick Mason around the gym! And even more fun seeing his reaction to the 10 minute workout – actually 6 minutes and 21 seconds of exercise and 9 minutes of total elapsed time!
Some of our favorite reactions:
- “Is this the last one?!”
- “It's like I did three sets!”
- “I see why you only do it 10 minutes.”
- “Goodness! Ah man! Yea this is a workout! I might not go to spin class!”
- “It's that resistance, good lord!”
- “You can do this workout in anything. Before your meeting you can say I gotta go get a quick workout. It's only 10 minutes.”
- “That's a damn good workout!”
- “I can go to sleep! Goodness gracious!”
- “I'm surprised I can lift my water!”
- “I think you will walk out getting your money's worth.”
- “It’s a really good workout, in a short amount of time.”
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