My first comment on Tildes :) I have been sent on a company trip to a small town until the end of March. Not ideal, but I'm trying to make the most of it! As part of that, I've been trying to take...
My first comment on Tildes :)
I have been sent on a company trip to a small town until the end of March. Not ideal, but I'm trying to make the most of it! As part of that, I've been trying to take advantage of the hotel's pool and exercise everyday.
It's always weird to go back to swimming as I used to do competitions throughout all my teenage years, but haven't really trained for the past ~8 years. Because of this, there's always a slight underlying feeling of disappointment every time I swim nowadays, because I'm nowhere near the physical form I was in at the time.
Nevertheless, I'm really enjoying the chance of taking the time to do proper exercise everyday; normally, due to commuting and life in general, the most I can do is boulder 1 to 2 times a week, but after a week of daily exercise my body already feels so much better! Really makes me wonder (even more so than usual) how the "normal routine" of staying seated for 8 hours a day and barely having time to do anything else after is considered acceptable when it is clearly incredibly unhealthy for many people.
My first comment on Tildes :)
I have been sent on a company trip to a small town until the end of March. Not ideal, but I'm trying to make the most of it! As part of that, I've been trying to take advantage of the hotel's pool and exercise everyday.
It's always weird to go back to swimming as I used to do competitions throughout all my teenage years, but haven't really trained for the past ~8 years. Because of this, there's always a slight underlying feeling of disappointment every time I swim nowadays, because I'm nowhere near the physical form I was in at the time.
Nevertheless, I'm really enjoying the chance of taking the time to do proper exercise everyday; normally, due to commuting and life in general, the most I can do is boulder 1 to 2 times a week, but after a week of daily exercise my body already feels so much better! Really makes me wonder (even more so than usual) how the "normal routine" of staying seated for 8 hours a day and barely having time to do anything else after is considered acceptable when it is clearly incredibly unhealthy for many people.