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Sports on the same line as mens, and here to discuss it about politics and women and sports are the espn columnist, and black girls co-founder ashley hicks and pioneering marathoner catherine hicks and sal salon.com editor rebecca traister. so talking about michelle obamas movement to get people moving and as a person of example, and so we saw a recent episode of nbcs "biggest loser" and she was kind of gamely in there and working it out and bringing attention and i love it. look at those, and s...

>> reporter: counselor frank sawyer is a corporate retiree. >> are you dealing with the physical parts of the program? >> like ive done about 250 push-ups today alone. >> good. thats excellent. >> inside pendleton, he found the work of a lifetime with kids like madness and the future soldiers of echo 15. >> the future soldiers program kind of breathes extra life into what im trying to do. >> attention on deck! >> we step in there, somebodys in your face. >> good morning. >> good morning, sir! >>...

Cool. meaning hes into modern culture, hes hip, he can talk about whats on his ipad. hes a sports nut. look at what -- >> he can doing push-ups with michele. >> and what is mrs. romneys sport? dressage. >> exactly. when you talk about accessibility and empathy, he has the middle class at heart, a lot has been made about the comments of the silver spoon and the fact that the president said i wasnt born with a silver spoon in my mouth. at the end of the day, i dont know that that was an indictment...

Nothing changes here. every day is just like yesterday and tomorrows going to be the same as today, you know. about the only thing that changes here is the faces. after a while, even the faces begin to be the same, you know. you know, thats one of the things about doing time, nothing changes. >> jack hill finds working out to be the best remedy to the monotony of his life at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida. >> part of the routine we do, well come out here, well walk laps on th...

Nothing changes here. every day is just like yesterday and tomorrows going to be the same as today, you know. about the only thing that changes here is the faces. after a while, even the faces begin to be the same, you know. you know, thats one of the things about doing time, nothing changes. >> jack hill finds working out to be the best remedy to the monotony of his life at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida. >> part of the routine we do, well come out here, well walk laps on th...

Nothing changes here. every day is just like yesterday and tomorrows going to be the same as today, you know. about the only thing that changes here is the faces. after a while, even the faces begin to be the same, you know. you know, thats one of the things about doing time, nothing changes. >> jack hill finds working out to be the best remedy to the monotony of his life at the santa rosa correctional institution in florida. >> part of the routine we do, well come out here, well walk laps on th...

>> so you liking it better? >> its better. much better. >> it is better? >> yes. >> different. >> manuel ortiz, convicted of murdering his wife and her friend, has been on the row since 1996. >> if you dont exercise your mind or your body, you know, it starts to deteriorate. we try to use push-ups, you know, squats, things of that nature. because imagine 40 years in a cage, you know. it takes a toll on the body and on the mind. >> all right. theres my frenchman. you still seeing that french woma...

>> so you liking it better? >> its better. much better. >> it is better? >> yes. >> different. >> manuel ortiz, convicted of murdering his wife and her friend, has been on the row since 1996. >> if you dont exercise your mind or your body, you know, it starts to deteriorate. we try to use push-ups, you know, squats, things of that nature. because imagine 14 years in a cage, you know. it takes a toll on the body and on the mind. >> all right. theres my frenchman. you still seeing that french woma...

Where to start, right? let me tell you what weve learned about habits. every habit has three components. theres a cue, a routine and a reward. we focus on the routine, the behavior, right? but its the cue and the rewards that are the secret to unlocking and changing habits, and we know this from a neurological study. lets take your smoking habit. >> i just had dinner. thats the cue. just finished my meal. >> heres an interesting thing about your smoking habit, and its true for everyone. 100 hour...

Back to the main line. asked me to debrief. i said, i dont know nothing. keep your head up, man. >> once back in the privacy of his own cell, angel begins his daily workout. >> get up on the toilet, to get even you do like this. if you dont work out, you going to go crazy hoo ee yy in here, what i mean? >> how long do you work out? >> maybe two hours. i start with 1,000 push-ups, right? after i do that, i come and do these.