(I'm still learning jp so please take this tl with a grain of salt!! also, sorry for the images not fitting on mobile phones,,, i still don't know how to fix that...)
Location: HAMA House—Training Room

Chief: (Everyone is training wholeheartedly today too.)
Muneuji: ? It's unusual for you to be here, Chief.
Chief: Muneuji-kun! Why are you here?
Muneuji: For training, of course. It's necessary to also have a strong and healthy body when you want to become an astronaut.
Do you perhaps also need to train, Chief?
Chief: Yep. I've been doing nothing but desk work lately. I'm planning to start building up my stamina from today so my efficiency at work goes up.
(Everyone in the Afternoon Squad are way too energetic, but…)
Muneuji: Hmm… I guess this means that you're a beginner then. Have you thought of a menu yet?
It is generally said that in training, the most efficient way to train is by doing stretches, strength training, aerobic exercises, and cool-down in that order however…
Chief: Oh~! If that's the case, I've already done stretches in my room, so does that mean that I should start with push ups?
Muneuji: I, I suppose so… If it's alright with you, would you like to do push ups together?
Chief: What, really? Thanks!
Muneuji: When it comes to strength training, you shouldn't just do whatever comes to your mind. It's also more efficient to start training at the lower half of your body and then to the upper half of your body.
Chief: (I see… That explains why his expression looked gloomy when I said that I should start with pushups a while ago.)
Muneuji: Let's start with doing squats. We'll do 3 sets of 15 reps. Feel free to go at your own pace.
Chief: Okay! Alright… one… two…
(Gh… This is, probably going to be tough…)

Chief: Twenty… nine… Thirty!!! *Pant*… *pant*…
So…Sorry I took so long… Huh?
Muneuji: …
Chief: (Muneuji-kun… is doing a seiza[1] with a calm expression on his face…?)
Are you done already…?
Muneuji: No, I'm currently at my tenth one.
Chief: (Hm? By ‘tenth one’ he means… he's done 10 sets of 15 reps already? Muneuji-kun’s pretty impressive…)
Muneuji: Looking at your pace, I think it would be better for you to move to the next exercise, Chief. The next one is plank, 3 sets of 30 seconds each.
Chief: Yes sir!
(Guh… This one is gonna be tough too…)
Muneuji: …
Chief: (Muneuji-kun looks so calm and collected… I'm gonna fall behind Muneuji-kun at this rate…)
Muneuji: Gh… Almost there.
Chief: (Eh? There's still 15 seconds left!? Ugh, I'm at my limit…)
I wasn't even able to last 25 seconds…
Muneuji: How about you start counting once you're almost done with one set? If you do that for a certain number of times and for a certain amount of time, your stamina will naturally increase. That's what I believe.
Chief: (I see… So that's why mine is set lower than Muneuji-kun…)
Muneuji: Alright, after this is aerobic exercises… Would you like to do walking?
Chief: Sure, let's do that! Trying to do what I can to the best of my capabilities… That's what's important.
Muneuji: Indeed. Therefore, there's no need for you to match my pace.
Chief: Muneuji-kun, if you think that I'm taking too long then you can go ahead without worrying about me.
Muneuji: Understood. Let's continue without overdoing it.
Location: HAMA House


Chief: (Thanks to Muneuji-kun's guidance, I was properly able to train. I also felt that I had a good night's sleep as well.)
Let's do our best today too!
Muneuji: Chief, are you also training today?
Chief: Yep! Thanks for the help yesterday! I feel like my training and work efficiency went up thanks to you!
Muneuji: There's no need to thank me. Your enthusiasm also made me think of wanting to follow your example... Speaking of which, are you aware about the concept of active rest, Chief?
Chief: I've never heard of that before…
Muneuji: The idea is that by improving your blood flow during cooldown, you can recover from fatigue quickly. In other words, it's best to sweat even during the cooldown period.
Chief: I didn't think there was a concept like that…
Muneuji: I plan to promptly put that idea into practice today. Do you want to join as well, Chief?
Chief: Sure!
(And that is how me and Muneuji-kun made training part of our daily routine.)
—End of Part 1
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Footnotes:
[1] Seiza is a traditional Japanese sitting style where one must first be kneeling on the floor, folding one's legs underneath one's thighs, while resting the buttocks on the heels. (taken from Wikipedia) ↑
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