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It's only weird the first couple of times you do it. After that, it will be your thing. People get used to things by seeing it frequently. It's like if someon
by mikekchar 8y ago
It's only weird the first couple of times you do it. After that, it will be your thing. People get used to things by seeing it frequently. It's like if someone wore a really stupid hat to work. The first time you see it, you think "Hmm... that guy is strange". After a while you still think the hat is strange, but it's normal in the context of the person. There may be people who discriminate against you, but likely the damage will be small (especially for something like push ups).
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- matwood 8y agoNot only that, but health and fitness is the 'in' thing right now. If the GP started doing something healthy they might get a few weird looks, but I promise other people will start doing them with them.
- k__ 8y agoThis. We had a guy who put an inflatable mattress inside an empty office and took naps there on his breaks. First people laughed, after a week it was just "his thing".
- 738472527784 8y agoThe awkwardness could enhance stimulation of blood flow AND after you're finished can't be sustained because of exhaustion. Super effective.
- Taylor_OD 8y agoThis. I do 8 sets of 15 pull ups/chin ups and dips in the office on alternating days. It was weird at first. Now it's my thing. Other people mention it in interviews sometimes.