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Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
Originally Posted by dbd33
(Post 5463663)
What's a treadmill for anyway? Surely if you want to work your legs you can just walk to work.
But then you have to wear clothes, I guess. |
Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
There are way too many moving parts on a treadmill for that kind of activity.
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Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
Originally Posted by bazzz
(Post 5464700)
There are way too many moving parts on a treadmill for that kind of activity.
There are way too many moving parts on me. :huh: |
Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
You wanna be careful. You could have someone's eye out with those.
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Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
Originally Posted by jagz
(Post 5464106)
More over, its not always Summer in Toronto. |
Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
True, at least the 8ish in the mornings are fine.
Do people jog in winter. Well, I heard breathing itself gets difficult outside. I never walked more than 10-15 minutes in the strongest winter I've faced (-23c). Wasn't really easy, probably I was scared....
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 5466432)
Summers probably worse than winter for outside exercise, 40+°C Humidex and Smog. Its not for the faint of heart. Even the evenings are brutal.
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Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
Originally Posted by jagz
(Post 5469537)
Do people jog in winter. My personal theory is that she forgot where she lives about 4 years ago and has been shuffling around looking for a familiar front door ever since. I swear she never stops. But she's the only one. Spring seems to be the most popular time..but its probably a side effect of cabin fever. Even Ive been known to try jogging in the spring, until my knees remind me why I stopped last time, and the time before that, and the time before that... There is a guy who skis around even in the summer thought... so I suppose it all balances out. http://britishexpats.com/photopost/d.../Lycra_man.jpg |
Re: Shopping for Treadmill..
Originally Posted by iaink
(Post 5471029)
Once the snow is clear off the road we still see the demented jogging lady running around our neighbourhood.
My personal theory is that she forgot where she lives about 4 years ago and has been shuffling around looking for a familiar front door ever since. I swear she never stops. But she's the only one. Spring seems to be the most popular time..but its probably a side effect of cabin fever. Even Ive been known to try jogging in the spring, until my knees remind me why I stopped last time, and the time before that, and the time before that... There is a guy who skis around even in the summer thought... so I suppose it all balances out. http://britishexpats.com/photopost/d.../Lycra_man.jpg |
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