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I most definitely need to get back into that. Moved to a new area out of my comfort zone and the gym options are shit, but I'm sure I'll find something.

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• chubot 13y ago
  If it at all possible, I would try to arrange where you live so that you can bike to work. It basically makes exercise "built in" -- i.e. no additional effort. In any case, I totally agree about exercise increasing energy. And it only continues if it's not a chore; you have to look forward to it (eventually). Once you are good at something you will look forward to it.
• redact207 13y ago
  You don't need a gym to be fit. The cost of a couple of months membership can buy you a pair of kettle bells and some resistance bands. Doing core, functional exercises outside in the fresh air under the sun - it's immensely more refreshing than a stuffy old crowded gym. Good luck to you.
  • rfnslyr 13y ago
    I used to be into powerlifting and bodybuilding, dabbled in olympic style lifting as well, so for my hobby I would need a good gym. I agree though, it's just that's not what brings me joy, I much rather push heavy weights.
  • rfnslyr 13y ago
    I used to be into powerlifting and bodybuilding, dabbled in olympic style lifting as well, so for my hobby I would need a good gym. I agree though, it's just that's not what brings me joy, I much rather push heavy weights.