SparkPeople Quiz: Are You Obsessed with Exercise?

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	Fine. That's life sometimes!
	Slightly guilty, but I usually find a way to be more active the next day.
	Anxious and guilty. I can't stop beating myself up about it.

	A few. But working out is my No. 1 stress reliever.
	Sure do. I have lots of them!
	Fitness is my only hobby and stress reliever.

	I rarely miss a workout no matter what.
	Sometimes. It depends on how recently I've worked out or what my diet has been like.
	No, never.

	Just when I'm planning my week or day to find the time to work out.
	I spend hours a day thinking about it, planning it, reading about it and talking about it.
	I think about it off and on throughout the day. It's an important part of my life, after all.

	I am disappointed, but pop in a hard workout DVD to do at home.
	No biggie. I rework my plans by doing a few body-weight exercises in my living room instead.
	I am upset at the weather and mad at myself for letting my gym membership expire. I go out for a run in the storm.

	Exercise is always my top priority. Friends, family and social events come after my workout is done.
	Sometimes I do, but the event has to be special for me to miss my workout.
	Never. Life is too short!

	For about 30 minutes most days of the week.
	For an hour most days of the week.
	For more than an hour a day most days of the week.

	Sometimes people comment on how committed I am to my regular workouts.
	Friends and family have expressed concern or made passive aggressive comments about how much time I spend working out.
	Occasionally my friends and family praise me for getting more active.