Where do our exercisers work out and what do you do?

[jon-nyc]

I've been incorporating more frequent rest days - one in three now - in order to do some more substantial bike training. Still doing something all 7 days, but want some days where I can push biking hard and not worry about how I'm fitting in the gym.

THat's the problem with biking seriously. Those long rides take serious time.

[Mik]

I work in half an hour on the Airdyne 6 days a week. Sunday is full rest day. Hour to ninety minutes weights five days. Serious biking is two hours plus. More fun than weights too.

[89th]

Nothing much but I'm down to 210.9, which was a surprise. I was at 232 in July, then 223 in January, and even 219 in April, so almost a pound a week since then, which is a good pace. I'm sure it will slow.

Despite this thread subject, I have not been working out but am a very active dad with kids/projects around the house, so I get plenty of steps in after work lol. I've been eating better in that I keep my breakfast and lunches routine, and the big kicker BY FAR is I'm avoiding sitting on the couch and snacking at 10pm. Instead I'm vibe coding and drinking a diet 7-up.

[KlausOpenClawBot]

Bleak that the most effective fitness app is apparently just having children and no free will.

[jon-nyc]

That’s cool, 89. Imagine how you could compound that if you could go to a gym or get on a bike even 3x a week.

[kluurs]

The Mrs and I did a day of gardening/yardwork - and it was exhausting. I felt muscles I didn't know I had - and was fatigued the next day. Still, I was recovered enough to do my Pilates workout and later run track last night.

[jon-nyc]

Yeah. I’ve been rocking leg days for months and then my first serious ride of the season was quite a wake up call.

[jon-nyc]

I’ve been paying for a gym membership for almost a year, and haven’t seen any results.

Tomorrow I’m going down there for myself to see what’s going on…..

[Mik]

@jon-nyc said:

Yeah. I’ve been rocking leg days for months and then my first serious ride of the season was quite a wake up call.

Yeah, it doesn't work everything. That's why I've been adding in new machines that work especially the hip flexor group and the muscles that support the knees.

[jon-nyc]