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Thats why we bought it. MrsB suffers from planar fasciitis which restricts the kind of excersise she can do. It was a corss trainer or a rowing machine and the cross trainer takes up less space."Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife. -
Buy bigger clothes?Originally posted by DaveB View PostI'm turning into a lardy bast@rd and I need to do somthing about it.
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OK, which makes a mokery of my earlier (but later) post. Must find a way of "catching up" better!Originally posted by DaveB View Post
Nice alliteration there Dave.
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And I thought I had problems with 7 lbs...Originally posted by DaveB View PostI stopped going to the gym in september last year and I've put on almost 2 stone since
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Great mindsOriginally posted by Churchill View PostWhen I used to use the Thomas Cook Gym there was a fantastic view from the running machines to the girlies in their step aerobics class. I found it very motivational!

I have to be careful on the cross trainer though - it's easy to get distracted which can lead to an unexpected, spectacular and painful dismount.Where are we going? And what’s with this hand basket?Comment
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The treadmills in the gym I used to go to overlooked the swimming pool. Lunchtimes were usually ladies hour in the pool. Which was niceOriginally posted by Churchill View PostWhen I used to use the Thomas Cook Gym there was a fantastic view from the running machines to the girlies in their step aerobics class. I found it very motivational!
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