Which other groups are you in?

gentlygently
gentlygently Posts: 752 Member
edited November 30 in Social Groups
i really like this group - supportive (lots of really engaged comment on each others posts), sharing of technique tips and training suggestions, a focus on the positive., I've gained overtime a real sense of each others characters and approach/goals Etc etc

I've dipped my toe into an excercise challlenge thread - which to be fair has helped me (i am trying to replace a sleep every afternoon with a less 'ii'm ill' activity focus). But it sure is not the same as this one...mainly just lots of people listing their latest stats,.

Maybe it is a swimmer thing, maybe we hit lucky with the balance of members?who knows.

But any other groups anyone particularly recommends?

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  • girlwithcurls2
    girlwithcurls2 Posts: 2,282 Member
    This is my only group so far. I run (once a week...) and I dance (also, once a week) and do bodyweight stuff, so I haven't made the jump to other groups. I'm a bit put off because I don't do those as my primary exercise. Truth be told, I don't do laps as my primary either--I do my water cardio class, but I try to get some laps in before or after that class, and like you said gently, these folks are helpful, supportive, kind, knowledgeable... all good stuff :heart:
  • emmab0902
    emmab0902 Posts: 2,338 Member
    Several but only active in this and the Intermittent Fasting group :smile:
  • mpeters1965
    mpeters1965 Posts: 370 Member
    Just this one. I tried a few others but there wasn't much activity in them. I like you guys!
  • AquaticQuests
    AquaticQuests Posts: 947 Member
    Christian support group and the group for triathletes.
    Don't visit the triathletes one very much! When I restart he running, may visit it abit more!
  • dlmciver
    dlmciver Posts: 149 Member
    IIFYM, Primal/Paleo
  • Robertus
    Robertus Posts: 558 Member
    I also belong to a cycling group and a triathlon group, which are nice enough, I guess, but the people here just seem to be more friendly and supportive. That seems to be a characteristic of swimmers in general, maybe because we share the same lanes and pools in relatively close proximity, which requires a certain amount of politeness.

    'Though, I must say that when I had to join a lane of two swimmers last night, necessitating that we swim in a circle, they were very upset and mouthed curses about the inconvenience at the potential inconvenience of their workout being possibly interrupted. I was surprised at the reaction. The lifeguard put us together because we were all serious swimmers. We only had to circle swim for a couple of hundred yards before another lane opened up, when I gladly moved to get away from this pair.
  • juliet3455
    juliet3455 Posts: 3,015 Member
    I also belong to the Monthly Running Challenge Group. Our April challenge has over 280 posts already.
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