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Exercise and Fitness

Cartoonist

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1. My gym

Reply to global1 (Original post)

Fri Jan 11, 2019, 05:02 AM

Jan 2019

I also retired and gained weight. With all that time on my hands, I found it easy to join a local fitness club and work out every day.

The one closest to me turned out to be the cheapest. You don't need much, and you certainly don't need a lot of frills.

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I Retired In August - Put On 22 lbs Since & Am Considering Joining A Health Club..... [View all] global1 Jan 2019 OP

My gym Cartoonist Jan 2019 #1

Agreed. Daily walking and watching what I eat (like a hawk) GreenPartyVoter Jan 2019 #2

The YMCAs here in Austin Jane Austin Jan 2019 #3

I hate gyms. I always get sick. safeinOhio Jan 2019 #4

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Mine is through my Advantage plan sinkingfeeling Jan 2019 #9

Watch the "eating out of boredom" factor in weight gain. 3Hotdogs Jan 2019 #7

I agree with above reccommdations about a YMCA gym, or any gym, if you need that FailureToCommunicate Jan 2019 #8

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Check your local rec and parks offerings catchnrelease Jan 2019 #11

I just joined it this week catchnrelease Jan 2019 #12