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I've always been way too optimistic with technology :-(
How about going on a long walk every lunch break and maybe a short walk in the afternoon too?
That or UFC.
Underwater welding ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hyperbaric_welding ) and dive engineering are extremely lucrative, physically demanding and exciting jobs. A friend makes 6 figures and gets to travel to exotic places to boot.
That sounds very cool, but probably requires multiple years of training (with little income).
Could try an extended leave of absence to do a short-term, physically intensive project (like habitat for humanity or some type of volunteer/relief effort) -- that way you see if you actually like it. It's possible that semi-regular breaks are rejuvenating to the point that you don't need to embark on an entirely different career. That or UFC.
Typical salary can be found here: http://www.superyacht-crew-academy.com/salaries_superyacht_c...
I work on a 78ft yacht in the Med, (http://www.camperandnicholsons.com/sales/search/-/page/sales...), PM me if you want more details about this kind of work.
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That sounds very cool, but probably requires multiple years of training (with little income).
I think you'll find this same problem with all of the high paid (physical) jobs, unless you invent the next macarena or something.