Cardio is more enjoyable than strength training, amirite?

I don't think you hate lifting, I think you hate the gym.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I wouldn't say that. Every gym in town is absolutely packed at all times of the day. It is rare that the climbing gym or bike trails are full. Most people just go to a gym and go home.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Agreed. I used to live at the gym. It's very enticing since it provides positive progress, improved image, giant energy balance improvements, and better health. Watching TV does none of this unfortunately.

by Herzogisidro 1 week ago

Bike trails have a lot more room than a gym, I would expect gyms to be more crowded even with fewer people

by No_Meringue_6937 1 week ago

lol at people who just think everything about their lives is "normal" and everything else is not. Gyms and weightlifting are incredibly popular activities.

by clarabelle72 1 week ago

Agreed! It's incredibly boring and repetitive to lift weights up & down until you're too tired to keep doing it. Never mind remaining stationary. At least if you go out on a run or on a bike ride it's scenic, you're getting fresh air and you're also getting vitamin D from the Sun. If you get tired going a certain way you can change up your route. These are all net positives.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I think this is really just about finding what type of strength training and cardio you enjoy. I hate running but I love biking and rowing. I enjoy weight training but my wife doesn't so she does more body weight type of stuff

by scottie05 1 week ago

Bro you're very wrong. I have been doing cardio and weights for 2 years now and I don't like doing it but I'm in a routine now so I just do it consistently. I do prefer running if I had to pick but it's because it is nice to see things around me outside while I do it and listen to my jams.

by Phyllisokeefe 1 week ago

Way to generalize... You can do any type of exercise for years and never start enjoying it. Has nothing to do with experience, people are just different.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I'm the complete opposite, skipping rope is fun though.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Yeah I hate cardio. Its boring and painful in a bad way, and way too sweaty. I enjoy the pain of lifting weights, it's a nice burn that makes you feel accomplished. Its also more of burst-rest-burst-rest instead of constant work which I prefer The only time I enjoy cardio is as part of team sports

by RightYogurtcloset 1 week ago

Oh yeah, the feeling when your lungs are burning and your mouth is full of thick slime and then your side starts stinging. I absolutely hate it.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

The slime! Yeah it's gross. Also if you run when it's cold the air feels like it's cutting your lungs and you are gonna start coughing up blood lol

by RightYogurtcloset 1 week ago

That's because you're moving too fast too quickly, like your muscles, you need to train your breathing and stretch appropriately before hand. 5 minutes at a fast walking pace is better than nothing, hell, just walking for 5 minutes is better than nothing. After a few weeks your body will get used to the movement and you can up the speed and length of time by a bit. After a few months you'll be doing cardio like everyone else. Source: me, was very fat and cardio hurt, am still fat but it doesn't hurt anymore.

by Rubie65 1 week ago

I like to lift and I love running. The pain of running is what keeps me going every morning, especially when it's cold and it feels like pins in needles in my throat and lungs.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

You're not bad because you get into a perfect rhythm, you're bad because you get into an unsustainable perfect rhythm.

by CranberryBusiness754 1 week ago

Cardio with OPs mom is phenomenal

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Lol I was gonna say this

by Used_Face4398 1 week ago

as a man i took up ruinning for about 2 weeks and saw more women running along the coast road than Ive seen in my life. All the women are running

by gleasonzack 1 week ago

strength training will pay off in the future. Right now if you keep training your muscles in more ways than one , when you'll get older chances are you won't be stuck in bed, so don't underestimate it

by qkautzer 1 week ago

I know this, which is why I've really tried to do it regularly. I just can't keep up with it, I really dislike it. I think part of it is the constant fear I'm doing something wrong, but I can't afford a personal trainor right now. Majority cardio is far better than nothing, so I'll stick to it.

by Lefflerantonett 1 week ago

The fear of doing something wrong is mostly unwarranted. Movement isn't wrong, you are not going to injure yourself unless your training intensity, frequency and volume parameters are too high

by Anonymous 1 week ago

As a man... I hate lifting weights at a gym. The only workouts I can stand are HIIT or CrossFit type workouts because I'm doing something other than staring at the floor or staring into a mirror until my arms are tired. It's just so repetitive. I can't stand it. Even with cardio I can't do treadmills because I get so bored. Cardio is SO MUCH more enjoyable. Biking, running, walking, hiking, swimming, etc are all more fun and rewarding than sitting in a stuffy room with a bunch of people and just lifting a weight over and over again

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Weights are more fun for me, though days when I know I'm going to try to lift heavy can make me go "ugh" cause I know it's going to suck a lot of energy out of me, and there's always the fear factor that if I mess up I could get hurt, though that sense of danger can also be exhilarating at times. My cardio isn't bad, and I make myself do it, but I hate running just to run. Weirdly enough, if I'm running around playing a pick up game of football or something like that, my cardio seems 2-3 times as good.

by cale61 1 week ago

This is what I came to say. Each has its place. I usually like to warm up with cardio and then do a circuit of the machines, and finish with a good stretch.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

30 minutes? What kind of distance you running? I usually rip a mile after a workout and call it.

by Pretty-Cress 1 week ago

My fat (and growing :( ) ass has sadly not run in a while. Back in the glory days, I would do 13 km runs every other day or so. Sometimes I would even do a half marathon for the lulz. 30 minutes or so is the general time frame for the runner's high to kick in. Really, just doing a mile is forcing yourself to deal with the worst of it without the high. God, I miss being in that shape. It's going to be hell getting back to it.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I think that the gym environment ruins the strength training. The smelly people, people hogging the machines, the assholes that spend 20min in the chest press like the are the only ones that, the people that don't clean the machines after using my, the smelly people again… ugh

by Able_Radish6294 1 week ago

Changing to a more expensive, smaller gym usually solves these problems. Usually...

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I hate the people who criticize when lifting. Whether it's rep/sets, form (some can be helpful), wait time between sets, etc.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I have heart and lungs issues so doing cardio feels like I'm having a fit. Lifting is better, makes my muscles feel nice and warm

by stanfordbarrows 1 week ago

Any exercise you do is self reinforcing. You get more and more drawn to it, while other forms of exercise still feels like drudgery. So the best solution is to mix it up.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

itll freaking chase you So, what doesn't kill you makes you stronger. Did you ever think that Fido is just trying to help you become the best runner you can be?

by Anonymous 1 week ago

just sounds like extreme cardio to me

by Apprehensive-Debt906 1 week ago

I don't like either, lol. I enjoy a nice walk, try to get 45-60 minutes in per day.

by Natashahoppe 1 week ago

I disagree but that's ok. I personally loathe running but enjoy lifting. I also love swimming but it doesn't FEEL like cardio to me. I used to LOVE dancing as well as a kid which I guess is mostly cardio but more mental and your body just keeps up.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Hard agree. Cardio is also more versatile. I could run, swim, jump rope, bike, play most sports. Strength training is just…lifting a heavy object and putting it down. It's no wonder people hate working out, the gym is boring! I also wish it was more normalized for people to do calisthenics like pilates, instead its seen as a rich girly girl thing. When in reality its hard as hell and a much more interesting strength training exercise.

by Unlucky_Background50 1 week ago

Must be nice. Pretty sure most people find cardio to be agony

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I have visceral hypersensitivity. I just don't like feeling all of my insides bouncing around. It's uncomfortable. I'd rather lift weights and do high intensity exercises that don't involve jumping, running, etc.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Same. Ever since getting Lyme disease I have a hard time with cardio. Hiking yes but running hell no. Love strength training still tho .. maybe don't love it but also don't hate it. Once I start my exercises I enjoy it, but getting myself motivated or in the right mindset to start the exercise is the part I don't enjoy. I like feeling the burn and feeling myself getting stronger. It's satisfying.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Frankly I have found yoga to be my jam. The stamina and flexibility that I have gained is unmatched to other forms of exercise that I have done. There are many roads to stay active and healthy.

by daryl00 1 week ago

I can't zone out during cardio. My brain is way too loud so the repetitiveness bores me to tears. Lifting is better for me because it requires multiple points of focus for form, plate math, set up etc. Cardio is just one foot in front of the other. The only exception is a spin class, changing speed, resistance, movements in and out of the saddle.

by ElevatorLocal 1 week ago

I hate seeing online that the only way to get in shape is to hit the gym. That's such a basic and boring and sometimes inaccessible way to stay in shape. Lifting weights. Boring Stairmaster. Boring Treadmill. Boring Going for a run. Fun Going for a bike ride. Fun Going for a hike. Fun Walking around town and taking the stairs every chance you get. Fun Swimming laps at the local pool. Fun Doing pilates or HIIT workouts with a class. Fun I feel so much better when I workout my heart and lungs Vs trying to do any upper and lower body workouts There are so many ways to workout and be healthy that don't include just sitting in front of a mirror and lifting a heavy piece of metal for 3 hours. I've never understood how people can stay for so long. I'll try my best for an hour but am checking my watch every 30 seconds just waiting to leave. Not to mention the gym being packed whenever I could make it. The machines or weights I wanted were always taken. Ego lifting and now people filming all the time. I'm never going into a gym again.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I'm the same way, I much prefer to run outside, but when I do go to the gym the only thing I use is the treadmill, it feels so much more satisfying to run multiple miles than to lift

by Anonymous 1 week ago

i think that's because you're already seeing success in one. running multiple miles is hard. most people would struggle. i doubt you've put in the time in the gym to start appreciating the results there. the first time you bench 2 plates? man that's a feeling like no other. but for most men that's a years worth of lifting light weight and learning form and struggling to get there. whereas you've already put the work in to get your cardio in shape

by Specialist_Fox 1 week ago

My old trainer was a bodybuilder he used to make me laugh my ass off… he said and I quote. "Anyone who runs for exercise, is running from something… probably their weak ass reflection with the physique of a 12 year old girl" Dude was a meathead and it was kinda hilarious. But in seriousness any movement is beneficial to your health. Happiness is as important to your health as fitness so is don't do things that make you miserable.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

The main aspect of working out is the rewarding feeling. You start lifting heavier weights and you feel rewarded after 5 minutes of having done so. You're gonna feel rewarded after joging 42 minutes instead of 40? To each their own I guess.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

No, I feel rewarded when I do 850 meters in a 3-minute interval instead of 800 meters.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

No the other way around, you feel rewarded when your 10km that usually takes 42mins takes 40min. 12s/km is far more satisfying than lifting an extra 2kg that doesn't even look visually different but sucks way more to lift.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

To each their own I suppose

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Cardio is so painful for me 😂 I hate it but I have to include it in my routine. Meanwhile I don't mind pushing myself when it comes to lifting heavy. If I'm not sore the next day, I'm not satisfied.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

cardio is my walk from the car into the gym

by Lerdman 1 week ago

I like it because I actually feel like I'm working out and getting exercise instead of just flailing my limbs. And I'm an overweight smoker with ADHD who gets bored easily. Cardio doesn't have to be running on a treadmill for an hour. I do 15 minutes on the stairs (used to do elliptical) and take a break about half way. I end up doing between 500-700 steps. I'd like to become stronger so I do strength training, but I feel much better after cardio.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I think it's probably an even split for people who exercise. As long as you're doing something is what matters

by jesselowe 1 week ago

Walking in nature is amazing. So is lifting weights and feeling the pump. But if we wanna talk about ideal cardio is some sort of sport that you enjoy (football, basketball, tennis wtvr). You do cardio, while having fun

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I have a tiny gym in my garage. I listen to podcasts while I lift. I occasionally do cardio, but strength training is far more enjoyable to me, partly because the results are so much more tangible. Its less physically demanding overall and makes you physically stronger and better looking. Cardio is good for your heart and lungs, but running only makes you better at running.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Depends what you're doing. Cardio on a running machine is my idea of hell but going for a run outdoors, hike or bike ride beats lifting weights repeatedly. I enjoy activities where exercise is a by product of me having fun, rather than an end in itself.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

As someone who's primarily a lifter, I just get bored doing cardio. I'm running, but nothing is really stimulating, so I get bored. For lifting, I focus for 30 seconds, then I can go on my phone in between sets lol

by Gold-Calligrapher893 1 week ago

When I'm doing one I always feel like the other is more fun lol

by Keanu08 1 week ago

If playing football(soccer) still count as cardio then I 100 percent agree is way more fun

by Educational-Bus4557 1 week ago

30 min of cardio burns way more calories per minute and yeah, you can absolutely zone-out. Love that part. But 30 min of strength builds more muscle which burns more calories passively over the long-term. Love that part the mostest.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Try running as fast as you can for 40 minutes. Your entire body will ache in pain. Your heart and lungs will feel like they are in your throat. Your clothes stick to your body drenched in sweat and your legs feel like jelly. But yeah your right feeling tired in your biceps sfter doing reps is tougher.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I LOVE cardio

by Impossible_Gene 1 week ago

Spin bike, punch a heavy bag, and burpees. Or, hit the MTB trails.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I wish I enjoyed cardio more. I think a big part is compete in lifting so I'm training for something. Maybe I need to do 5ks…. Ugh

by Certain_Cap 1 week ago

You can just do low weight high rep and do the exact same thing where you just zone out for an hour.

by Individual-Bee 1 week ago

I think this is kind of a combination of two things: Different people have different adaptations that might make them naturally more inclined towards different types of exercise; and Your body adapts to what you put it though. Novel stimuli are always going to feel more taxing than the thing your body is used to doing thanks to consistent training. There's also a level of skill involved that can only really be obtained through experience. With running, that involves things like learning how to pace yourself. With strength training, it involves things like lifting technique. A certain amount of knowledge is a prerequisite to effective and enjoyable training.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Who said it wasn't lol

by Kleintito 1 week ago

I strongly, strongly agree. I always anticipate my cardio workouts more.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Mountain biking is my cardio and it's so much more enjoyable

by Thick_Vanilla 1 week ago

It really depends tbh, I used to find cardio way more enjoyable and I didn't really touch strength training, but that was when I was skinny, I put on like 80 pounds and now I definitely favor strength training

by Greedy_Play 1 week ago

I wish I had this opinion. I'm not in shape enough to think like this hah. Weights/ strength training is easier for me than running. I run 1-2 miles and then die. I'm trying to get back into a solid gym routine after having three kids in five years so hopefully I can experience this so called runners high one day. Right now I experience runners death doing my 10 minute miles.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Strength training is so boring! Give me the treadmill, elliptical, stair master any day! After an hour on the Treadmill I can breathe so much better and open. That runners high is addicting!

by Strict-Rent-1975 1 week ago

I think .. mix and match... 2 hours work, 1 hours cycling or walking, then 15 min stretches and 15min. Weight.. mix and match .

by Weekly-Corner 1 week ago

The Los Angeles marathon has 25,000 participants a year so I don't think this is all that unpopular of an opinion.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I can leave my body for a few hours when running/biking, but start doing planks and 60 seconds feels like an hour

by Runolfsdottirju 1 week ago

It totally depends on the individual

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I am happy with my current muscles but now I don't wanna go back to boring strength training! Now cardio, I strangely love doing cardio _^

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Running is literally one of the most popular hobbies in the world. Major US marathons regularly "sell out" 30k plus runners, with ones like the Boston and NYC marathon setting insanely fast "qualifying times," and STILL pulling 30k runners.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

running is great! once you get into it. it has the worse start-up and daily demand of the two. But Once you're good at it, if your knees and feet aren't shot, it feels incrediblly easy and is less time overall.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Its funny because cardio is far more useful than weight training any day

by bernhardaaron 1 week ago

Same, grinding it out in the gym is nowhere near as good as 2 hours on the bike

by Wooden-Fall 1 week ago

Love lifting, love certain kinds of cardio in the right setting. It's all about getting the right headspace

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I don't hate cardio but it's better when I don't have to think about it which is why I get it in by playing pick up basketball

by Life-Suggestion-3671 1 week ago

Definitely love a treadmill.

by Mariela16 1 week ago

I can't agree more with you

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Wait so do u mean that someone with no muscle is healthier than that same person at the exact same weight but with a ton more muscle? Or that people who lift weights are unhealthier because they weigh more? Just curious cause I know muscle weighs more than fat so I was wondering if the heart has a harder time in a body that's all muscle vs a body of the exact same weight that's weak and has low muscle mass

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Cardio definitely takes a while to get into. At least it did for me.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

i dislike lifting weights as a guy i mostly go on runs or 10km walks a day and do pushups for strength etc :) So i agree OP

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Pickleball is way more fun than lifting weights.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Vice versa for me and I'm naturally better cardio wise than strength

by yglover 1 week ago

Personally I like weights better because you progress and can set goals. LISS cardio (that I do and hate) the only goal I have is maybe "I feel a little less tired than last time. What a waste of effort". Weights I can also see myself getting bigger, another achievement. But I can see why people don't like it because, assuming you do it correctly, it's very hard/painful and takes a lot of effort.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Really? I hate running

by Anonymous 1 week ago

My workouts have placed more of an emphasis on cardio lately. I spend more time in the cardio section of my gym than I do on the weights

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Cardio to me is a lot easier to disengage my brain and not overthink it. The buzz/highs involved with cardio are also something I rarely get with strength training. I prefer the burn of strength training after I've actually done it (the doms), but I've noticed it often takes a big concentrated effort to push myself hard doing it (and to also not injure myself). In regards to outside cardio though, that can actually be done with strength training too. I've lugged my bench and dumbbells outside in the garden before.

by mayerteda 1 week ago

not really in the "community" or anything (read: i an unathletic) so i had no clue this was unpopular, but i agree. my school has a gym thats like a big room but theres also a room you can ask to go to that has equipment to work out and most people just lift but i go there every day to just run on a treadmill for fifty minutes straight loll

by Old-Equipment 1 week ago

I mean, who in their right mind would enjoy destroying their muscles (so they can grow bigger) with strength training? I call it bs unless you're some kind of masochist. You either appreciate your progress or, like most people, you just want to look good naked.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Cardio, especially prolonged cardio has significant diminishing returns meaning you may start out with lots of benefits but your body quickly adapts to the stress of cardio reducing the benefits. So if you've done an hour for a long time you're probably not getting much out of it unless you're constantly increasing the speed or incline. It's similar to how construction or healthcare workers walk 15,000 steps a day. Your body quickly adapts therefore it's not the workout many people seem to think it is.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Lifting makes me strain a lot more, the feeling that I might drop the weight onto myself when I get tired isn't pleasant.

by Usual_Necessary 1 week ago

Yeah but you look like a runner. You literally have to remove your shirt to make people understand you workout. No thanks, but it's good to see healthy people. I wish more would do either or something!

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Absolutely cardio is more fun than gym, I've pushed it to the extreme and done 100km+ runs, 3hour+ swims and loved them, felt tired but good after. An hour of weights is agony in the moment, and my muscles are still useless and achy the day after, sometimes two days after.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Cardio is significantly easier

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Cardio is boring.

by FarMathematician1503 1 week ago

Yeah I love running and do it because it's enjoyable. Strength training I do just as a chore that must be done and get out of the way.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

My cardio is boxing, and it's far and away more fun than anything else.

by Prudent_Newt 1 week ago

No

by Terrible-Reply 1 week ago

sounds like u're not going hard enough at the cardio😂

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I love cardio, I feel much better coming out of the gym than when I lift weights

by ToughDragonfruit2058 1 week ago

I like cardio cause I enjoy sports that involve running and endurance and being able to train for that is my motivation

by Equivalent-Point 1 week ago

I get more of a rush from getting under 405lbs and benching it, but different strokes. Any activity that keeps people active and that they enjoy is a good thing.

by Active-District-985 1 week ago

I have heavy legs. I love cycling and can do 3 hour rides. But I've not been able to break 6k jogging in years.

by Angeline35 1 week ago

Just do crossfit or similar. It's got cardio, fun complex strength training, gymnastics, and workouts are mixed. Gotta be careful not to over exert, though.

by Unable_Pin 1 week ago

I like lifting, it's somehow triggers some neurochemical that makes it enjoyable. I dunno

by brakusbarbara 1 week ago

Agreed. Cycling is so much better and I feel so much fitter compared to when I was lifting consistently

by framicleo 1 week ago

Running is much, much harder when you're not in good cardio shape. It's not so bad once you get used it, but it sucks at first, which is why most people don't keep up with it or do it in the first place.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

The "if it's nice out" condition is kind of important, but provided it's met running along a beautiful scenic route is definitely nicer than being in the gym. Running on a treadmill vs lifting feel about the same to me.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Absolutely

by Main-Cheesecake6504 1 week ago

Love my weights. But I do enjoy a stroll through nature!

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Uphill walking is better than everything. I can watch an hour long youtube video and burn almost 1000 calories at the same time

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I used to HATE cardio until I got hard-core into mountain climbing (not "climbing" with ice picks and rope, but peakbagging in trail runners and a Nathan vest). Turns out I just hated the monotony of all the other cardio. The extreme exhaustion of elevation gain in the Alaskan mountains is anything BUT boring.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I agree! It's more enjoyable! Cardio always leaves me in a way better mood!!

by Certain_Charge 1 week ago

I tend to stick on some noise cancelling headphones and zone out in the gym, just as much as I zone out when running. But generally I agree with you, running and cardio tend to be my go-to's

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Most gym rats don't like cardio cause it can hurt gains. You seem more like a runner than a lifter. Nothing wrong with either btw

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Lifting is its own type of difficult. Though running makes me feel better after

by Joconnell 1 week ago

lol insanely wrong.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Opposite for me. I was a runner my whole life til I got a bad knee injury. Since recovering I can only run 3 miles max without my knee starting to hurt badly again. I love hiking, if u can call that cardio, but I much prefer strength training to cardio these days (besides hiking which I love) .. I don't like to sweat profusely for minutes on end and much prefer strength training cause I always take breaks between reps.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I agree, the cardio part is what I enjoy, the lifting part feels like a chore.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Lifting makes me feel strong and powerful, it makes me feel like I have control over something. It makes me proud of myself. I have athsma, so when I run it's literally like my entire body burns and I get this feeling of constant panic until the inevitable attack ends.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

This not unpopular, i just disagree.... but swimming is fun.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Hard disagree. Did you known the treadmill was originally invented as a torture device? The more you know 🌈

by Anonymous 1 week ago

BLASPHEMY. BURN THE WITCH.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Some people say they prefer lifting bc they don't reap the benefits they expect cardio to give them. People will always settle, whether it's in the gym, relationships, or the food they want to have for dinner.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I love lifting. I hate lifting at the gym. I hate cardio. I do it anyway.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

Honestly I prefer lifting, though I was nervous to get started. I find cardio harder, and my headphones fall out. I'm out of shape though, so my endurance isn't great, and I prefer to go high intensity.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I agree! Swimming is my cardio of choice 🥰

by InsuranceObvious2930 1 week ago

I think we all just wish we can get the benefits of a decently long cardio session without it being so long.

by Anonymous 1 week ago

I agree. I have to do weights with videos so I don't get distracted. Otherwise I'm so bored.

by christianseneld 1 week ago

I'm almost in the same boat as you I enjoy leg exercises that are intense

by Xzavier40 1 week ago