The Gym: The Flutter [Issue 7]

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Poll: How many times a week do you work out?

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04.06.2022 11:41:17
ButterfIy

Hello citizens of Secville,

Welcome to The Flutter, Issue 7. This week we'll be exploring the gym!

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When I was younger (as in a few years ago) I had a crazy amount of anxiety going to the gym; as the years progress however, I find that anxiety dwindling despite my infrequent attendance at the gym. I feel like after I work out, though, I feel much better and energised for the day—so who can really complain?

My main issue with the gym is how many people go in there to show off and act inconsiderate, leaving their weights everywhere and not wiping down their equipment in the COVID-19 era. I suppose it's a small price to pay for health though. I'd say the diversity in the gym is probably its best characteristic; you can see people with all body types, sexes and all races in one place trying to improve their health. It's actually inspiring sometimes, if you ask me.

Anyway, what are your opinions on the gym and exercise in general? Answer the poll and, as always, other states are welcome to take part in the conversation.

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04.06.2022 11:41:17
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05.06.2022 15:09:56
Honey Beee

I personally love exercising. It took some time to figure out which type of workout I liked the most, but now that I know it's really enjoyable

05.06.2022 15:09:56

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05.06.2022 21:02:31
Loderi

I've never been to a gym to work out.

On the other hand, if I had time to work out, I would just do so.

I like walking. Walking a couple of blocks in the local neighborhood is perfectly reasonable, as well as walking because I birdwatch.

Mom and I also went to an outdoor Zumba class once held at the local park. I thought that was loads of fun and made the prospect of one hour worth of cardio worth it. For some reason, I can go for much longer dancing to music than straight on jogging. I think it's the music. I remember PE and having to run for physical testing and it sucked. Just. Sucked. With music, I think my mind was distracted by having fun and Zumba has loads of kicky Latin beats so.  Fun and not laborious.

I also liked Pilates when I had to take a class for GE during university. I guess I might get back into that, but only after my kid grows old enough so that I don't need to constantly supervise them constantly.

Having a young child is the biggest distraction from working out for me; they have to be fed, they have to be changed, they have to watched, I have work, etc.

05.06.2022 21:02:31

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