travelling to the gym

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sunnyb13

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WindyCommon

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Yes.

essayer

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No.

86DA

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Maybe

GiantEnemyCrab

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10 minute jog?

Countdown

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I'd jjog unless it was cold or wet.

Ryyy

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This was me when used to go, i drove.

Bluevanman

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Walk there,spend 20 minutes on the treadmill,walk home, that's 60 minutes of exercise rofl

lizardbrain

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The only reason to join a gym is if you don't have enjoyable trails from the door? So I would drive.


Xerstead

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You're going to the gym to get fitter, the walk or jog there will do you good and count towards your warm up or exercise goals. Unless the weather's awful and driving is the only way you'll actually go smile
For me, the gym is a 20min walk from home and just around the corner from work. I always walk. Its easier than town centre traffic, parking, and walking from the car. Probably quicker most of the time too.

markymarkthree

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I cycle and that's my warm-up done.

nuyorican

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Depends entirely on weather. But then I usually only go to the gym in the winter anyway.

Mr Penguin

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Depends on how nice the walk is.
Through a park with plenty of wildlife - yes.
Through a dodgy housing estate at night - no.

Forester1965

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I'd drive. If it's a proper heavy gym session I'd be knackered and would want to eat within a reasonable time afterwards.

extraT

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86DA said:
Maybe
Can you repeat the question?

20 min walk or a 10 min run… cardio and then you can focus on weights at the gym!

M1AGM

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Cycle?

Bill

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Drive, and park as close to the door as possible.

d_a_n1979

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Walk when it's nice; drive when it's lashing it down...

M1AGM

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Bill said:
Drive, and park as close to the door as possible.
I was going to post that lol.

popeyewhite

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Forester1965 said:
I'd drive. If it's a proper heavy gym session I'd be knackered and would want to eat within a reasonable time afterwards.
Not only that, if it's a decent session you don't want to push into overtraining. Get there, follow the gym plan, get home. If you want more exercise do it on a different day or am/pm. Years ago I used to run the 1.5 miles to my gym and back and couldn't work out why it was taking me longer to recover... . young and stupid biggrin