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Old 03-25-23, 05:20 AM
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RH Clark
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Originally Posted by PeteHski
Fair enough. When I wrote that I was thinking of 2 of my neighbours who got into exercising during the pandemic lock-down. They were both super-keen at first and went into it full gas. One bought a Peloton spin bike and a hybrid bike, the other a mountain bike and gym membership. A year later, both of them had given up and they don't appear to have made any valuable steps since.

So I would say focus on consistency and not try to do too much, too soon. Exercising little and often requires less commitment and has more chance of becoming established a lifelong habit.
For me the big benefit of the bike was that I never considered it as exercise, at least not as something I needed to do. Cycling was therapy for me. Better than that it was and is play.

The best exercise is when you don't even know you are exercising.
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