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KenniesNewName:
Mostly everything I buy gets used so I wouldn't drop $300 just to neglect it despite the common stereotype -
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Dark_Phoras:
It all depends on your routine and your personality. In the gym there's a lot of machines, and trainers that can draw you an exercise plan and help you. I find it easier to exercise in the gym than at home, because at home I'm just delaying. -
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Dark_Phoras:
It's also good to advance before you're ready; that way, when you're ready, you'll find yourself already on the stride and possibly with results
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KenniesNewName:
I'm more comfortable doing things at home anymore when I was a stocker it was great because I essentially got paid to work out
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Dark_Phoras:
But a treadmill is also good for versatility; beyond running, you can walk on it and it forces you to walk in a regular stride
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KenniesNewName:
Well doctor confirmed abnormal MRI it was cool I was like I didn't even know my brain was that big
