@pimoore What weather doesn’t permit walking?

@hjertnes Ice storm.

@skoobz perfect fine to walk in

@pimoore Have worked remote for a long time and part of my daily routine is a morning run and a afternoon walk. I think these “commutes” help with work/life separation, not just good exercise. Good luck with your challenge.

@hjertnes like a new born deer.

@pimoore umbrellas 🙄

@pimoore I would recommend a more concrete goal (:

@pimoore fine, a specific goal since you decided to be a fucking asshole 🤣

@Gaby @pinmore I walk my dog for like 1.5 hours each day I don’t have my kid; bike to the office 3-4 days a week(2x15 min) and I try to hit the gym 3 times a week(20 min on elliptical and 2000 meters on the rowing machine on max resistance) plus I do sit-ups and push-ups every day.

Plus I try to replace one of the gym visits with a 2-3 hour hikes in spring / summer

@hjertnes I need to get back to the gym

@pimoore Lifting bikes is good…

@pimoore I don’t, but I use the rowing machine in a way that’s more focused on muscles than cardio

@pimoore I use the one in the gym

@pimoore I’d recommend going for a gym instead of buying one

@pimoore some of ours are, but others are less expensive. If I did it (when I had room for it) I would had to get two machines and the price of that would have been 5 years of gym fees. And that was also the point where the machines were expected to need service and repairs

@mcg I like the idea of an afternoon walk.

@hjertnes I wonder what thing one would have to buy to replace a dumb bells workout so that one could work out from anywhere. Maybe get resistance band? @pimoore

@rishabh why?

@hjertnes I haven’t been to the gym in years.

@pimoore It’s hard to go wrong with a Concept2. I’ve had one one for nearly ten years—well-built, dead simple, has never needed maintenance aside from simple cleaning and an occasional bit of oil on the chain.