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Anonymous B joined in and replied with this 3 hours ago, 1 hour later[^][v]#1,457,659
The only issue is it's a massive time investment and requires financial resources. You can workout less but it means you'll see slower results as well generally. It's still something everyone should do but I totally understand why it's not something everyone does
> It really is the answer to a lot of things. Almost like a gateway. Wanna meet women or have access to better supply of friends- go to gym. > > Wanna avoid health problems so that you don’t have to medications for preventable illnesses? Gym. > > It’s hard to do which means it’s worth something because not everyone’s doing it.
I built up a great gym just ahead of Covid. Now divorced, I got a membership for fitness classes and to work out with friends. And to meet women. Yoga is healthy and regenerating and lets you gauge whom to speak with.
Anonymous D joined in and replied with this 1 hour ago, 2 minutes later, 2 hours after the original post[^][v]#1,457,708
It can be hard to find a gym, even in the city. There's none I can bike too, I have to drive 4 miles to get to the nearest gym and they are always packed which makes the whole experience a mess. Why would I spend $100/month to wait in line to check-in, and there's no equiptment?
> It can be hard to find a gym, even in the city. There's none I can bike too, I have to drive 4 miles to get to the nearest gym and they are always packed which makes the whole experience a mess. Why would I spend $100/month to wait in line to check-in, and there's no equiptment? > > There should be a gym in every neighborhood.
Depending how you work out, space available to you, and budget, can pull together a home gym for a few hundred dollars if you’re content with free weights, exercise bands, jump rope, etc.