How do you find the time for exercise?

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  • Posts: 723 Member
    Who cares. . Life is too short do whatever you want
  • Posts: 257 Member
    ncfitbit wrote: »
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    I love this :) I do the gym in the evening, I am lucky I have a gym right next to the office so, I get my butt in there while everyone is in rush hour traffic I work out then head home after the rush. Actually working out after a stressful day at work helps me, I sleep better. Make the time you can do it!

  • Posts: 292 Member
    If you truly want to exercise, you'll make time. My day starts at 2:30am. Out of the bed by 2:45, out the door by 3 or a lil after. At the gym by 3:20ish. Gives me 70 min to get a my workout in. (on the weekends, I have more time to spend in the gym, usually about 2 hours) Out the gym by 4:30 to start work at 5am. I have a very physical job, I work in a heavy repair shop on subway trains. Get off work at 1:30, home by 2pm. Then it's whatever has to be done that particular evening. Whether it's taking my son to hockey practice/game, making dinner, or chores of the house. there's always something going on. Make my food for the following day, get a shower and hopefully in the bed by 9pm. If I'm lucky, I'll get 5hrs of usually interrupted sleep, then it starts all over again. This is a lifestyle change for most, and those that want it will make the time for it, no matter what. @53yo, I'm healthier then I have been in 20 years and plan to keep it that way.
  • Posts: 12,950 Member
    I will also add lots of people seem to make lots of assumptions about the options available to me regarding the gym but won't go on further about that.
    Show that the ONLY SINGULAR option is $120 a month. Post the link to their yelp page. Or their membership costs page, and then their closest competitor by driven distance.

  • Posts: 12,950 Member
    "But"; the universal eraser.

    But you don't understand...
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