Snow and exercise.

[mudskipper]

get some equipment. i've literally just done 40 minutes on the old cross trainer. heart beat up, flaming lips on loud... feeling good.

Yep, quite fancy one of them, or even a treadmill, but nowhere to put it apart from the living room.

[suityou01]

Yep, quite fancy one of them, or even a treadmill, but nowhere to put it apart from the living room.

Why not have a clear out in the drawing room? (Equally good post for the euphemism thread).

[Doggy Styles]

I've got no 'equipment' at home. How do you exercise when it's snowy? Running and cycling seem to be a bad idea, although my parkrun are still running tomorrow. Seems like a bad idea - likely to end up in the canal, even if the roads are passable.

Running in the snow is harder work but it's great.

Slightly different muscles too, for a bit of variety.

[mudskipper]

Must admit, I do quite fancy it. Will see how the roads look in the morning.

[cojak]

I might have a walk tomorrow.

[suityou01]

I might have a walk tomorrow.

Suity likes this

[adubya]

Rode in to work today, 4 miles each way.

Morning journey was at 07:10 and no snow, homeward leg was more interesting in 2-3" of snow, very hard work on offorad tracks but good fun.

Studded tyres helped

[d000hg]

Snow is fine and even good for making it tough, but ice (i.e. snow anyone walked on) is a non-non surely without special footwear.

The idea of shovelling snow is actually a good one, clear your street for the neighbours and you'll be knackered.

[Robinho]

Giant hamster wheel?

[mudskipper]

Didn't we have a zorb fatality thread recently?