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I'm a Brazilian and I've seem near my home those 'open gyms' coming up in the latest years. I never see any instructor, but there is this square just across th
by talles 12y ago
I'm a Brazilian and I've seem near my home those 'open gyms' coming up in the latest years.
I never see any instructor, but there is this square just across the street of my house that got some 'gym equipment' for everyone to use.
It's a lovely idea, but (IMHO) this move solely doesn't do much towards better health results. It's nice to bundle some equipment to do better workout where we already exercise, but in the end I feel like it would be more efective to make more of those areas. There is really few good places to workout around here or take a long walk for instance.
I would love to move around in the city in a bicycle. But there is almost no bicycle path, and facing the transit with buses passing centimeters to you is just for the brave.
- swah 12y agoI live in Porto Alegre and it has some bycicle path... but to be really useful it would have to cover most of the way between A and B. (Also its very obvious that flat and colder cities are much better for cycling-as-transportation... you can ride in your office clothes)