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If you truly only have 5 minutes of free time in your entire week, then why is it ineffective to do 5 minutes of pushups? That’s a lot of pushups.
by whall6 2y ago
If you truly only have 5 minutes of free time in your entire week, then why is it ineffective to do 5 minutes of pushups?
That’s a lot of pushups.
- SketchySeaBeast 2y ago> If you truly only have 5 minutes of free time in your entire week, I was responding to your claim that if you can browse HN you can go to the gym, and it's obvious with any sort of thought that they are not similar activities. > then why is it ineffective to do 5 minutes of pushups? What is your goal? Fitness or weight loss? Either way, that won't be effective. Sure, it can be part of a larger fitness regimen, but just 5 minutes of push-ups ain't cutting it.
- whall6 2y agoIt won’t be very effective, I agree. But it’s also not likely that the parent comment doesn’t have time to work out at all. My point is that with a dash of optimism we can conquer a lot of obstacles in our life.
- SketchySeaBeast 2y agoWith a dash of optimism you can make symbolic gestures towards overcoming obstacles, yes.