Gym

[jack]

I went for a trial session at Nuffield (formally Greens) gym. It's £60/month, but is reasonably convenient for work, seems quite nice, has a swimming pool, seems to have a reasonable mix of members, not all muscle-obsessives or avoiding-improvement-obsessives.

It felt really good to jog somewhere comfortable and exert myself without worrying about needing to get home and shower immediately afterwards.

I probably need to go twice a week to make it worthwhile, but that's probably what I need to do to make any sort of exercise worthwhile.

Shall I go ahead and sign up?

Edit - Hint: I assume the answer is yes, but after all of the political and philosophical questions, I wanted to lob my audience an easy question :)

Comments

[ceb]

Go for whichever gym is least effort for you to get to. There are gyms in Cambridge for cheaper but really, you're most likely to go to the one that's easiest to reach.

[jack]

Yeah, it's good to see that said explicitly. I'm not sure if it's the closest, but it's fairly good. Ideally there'd be a gym in chesterton, half way between home and work, but I don't think there is. (The confusingly-named chesterton sports centre is in Arbury just to be difficult :))