I guess we are a different breed. I didn't even knew there were TV in gym clubs (I am exercising outside, never understood paying for exercising either). I don't really understand why someone would be so little engaged on his exercising/training/sport that they would need a screen to entertain themselves to be honest.

That is interesting to hear, a completely foreign concept to me that sounds a bit like addiction to be honest.

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Arainach 2 days ago | parent | next [-]

If exercise was pleasant you wouldn't have to remind people to do more of it. The only thing worse than running for an hour is running for an hour and actually paying attention to the complaints your body is sending while doing so.

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theshrike79 2 days ago | parent | prev [-]

> I am exercising outside

Doing deadlifts outside when it's -30C is pretty hardcore.

Also what's "engaging" in running? You put one foot in front of the other, it's not exactly something that needs 100% of your brain power to execute.

	▲	prmoustache 2 days ago \| parent [-]
		Well I'll give a pass to those who live in Siberia, Ulaanbataar or anywhere else with permafrost then ;-) My experience in cold places, especially those with a lot of snow and ice, is that there are usually enough chores to do that skipping deadlifts day is not really a problem though. > Also what's "engaging" in running? You put one foot in front of the other, it's not exactly something that needs 100% of your brain power to execute. I guess that is the difference between running or cycling outside and doing it on a machine.