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I think the problem with trying to mix exercise with hobbies or commuting is that they don't really satisfy the same physical goals. Hobbies are for fun. Commu
by 2muchcoffeeman 10y ago
I think the problem with trying to mix exercise with hobbies or commuting is that they don't really satisfy the same physical goals.
Hobbies are for fun. Commuting is for travel. They may involve physical exertion, but they repeat the same movement patterns over and over. You don't exercise all your muscles.
E.g rock climbing is hard but doesn't exercise any pushing movements. Which can become a problem when only one set of muscles is trained.
Good exercise will not only make you fitter in a generally useful way, but help you fix problems like flexibility or posture. I.E we are trying to fix your weaknesses, not just cater to your strengths.
- nsxwolf 10y agoThat's true. But primarily I'd like to lose weight. I once had a commute that included a couple miles of walking. I lost significant weight because I was forced to do this (well, too cheap to take a cab or a bus). I've never been able to motivate myself to do that when I'm not forced to.