Do you often go to the gym?
Yes, I try to go about three times a week. It is brilliant for blowing off steam after a long day at work. I usually head to a leisure centre near my flat straight after my shift and do some light cardio on the treadmill.
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Yes, I try to go about three times a week. It is brilliant for blowing off steam after a long day at work. I usually head to a leisure centre near my flat straight after my shift and do some light cardio on the treadmill.
Well, to be honest, I am not really into heavy weightlifting, so I tend to stick to bodyweight exercises and rowing machines. Occasionally, I will join an indoor cycling class with a colleague if I need an extra bit of motivation.
Not really, no. When I was a teenager, I preferred playing football in the local park with my mates rather than being stuck indoors. Going to a proper gym only became part of my routine once I started university.
I would definitely say on my own. When I am by myself, I can just pop my headphones in, listen to an upbeat playlist, and go at my own pace without feeling self-conscious or having to wait around for anyone.
I suppose so, especially during the winter months when the weather is dreadful. However, if I ever move somewhere with a bigger garden, I would probably set up a small outdoor workout space instead of paying for a monthly membership.
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blowing off steam
releasing stress or tension through physical activity
cardio
exercise that raises heart rate and improves circulation
weightlifting
the activity of lifting heavy weights for fitness
indoor cycling
a high-intensity workout on a stationary bicycle
mates
informal British word for friends
go at my own pace
do something at a speed comfortable for oneself
self-conscious
feeling excessively aware of one's appearance or actions
membership
the status of belonging to a club by paying fees
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