Londoners out there who are fat, lazy and near Old Street? lets be work out buddies! | Net Of The Woods

2013-08-23 11:32:04

exfoliater
Joined: 2013-08-12 18:57:30
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I just wanted to say I love the label of this thread. If I wasn't a bad rival I'd be up for it!

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2013-08-23 12:27:04

drollerPerson
Joined: 2013-07-28 01:44:31
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I live in Hoxton and I'm considering signing up to the gym in Britannia Leisure Centre in Shoreditch Park presently as a total gym newbie.

I try to go running a few times a week already when I'm not hungover or think I'll die from the heat.

EDIT: I'm 24/M. Not very fit, but want to be, if that helps.

I can't run for shit however need to get started so a fair word of warning I may crash a few times. What's the facilities like there? Not much about it online.

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2013-08-23 15:59:04

drollerPerson
Joined: 2013-07-28 01:44:31
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I just wanted to say I love the label of this thread. If I wasn't a bad rival I'd be up for it!

Hah, cheers. Well damn! The search continues.

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2013-08-23 19:37:04

firemaid
Joined: 2013-08-04 17:32:06
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I live in Hoxton and I'm considering signing up to the gym in Britannia Leisure Centre in Shoreditch Park presently as a total gym newbie.

I try to go running a few times a week already when I'm not hungover or think I'll die from the heat.

EDIT: I'm 24/M. Not very fit, but want to be, if that helps.

I can't run for shit however need to get started so a fair word of warning I may crash a few times. What's the facilities like there? Not much about it online.

> Considering signing up

and

gym newbie

I have no idea. There's some stuff on the Britannia about what it has. As for running. I've tried Couch to 5k a few times and something continuously gets in the way of the schedule, now I just go out and run up the inland waterway and turn around when I feel like it. I don't commonly run more than 4k or so at a time.

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2013-08-23 20:13:04

exfoliater
Joined: 2013-08-12 18:57:30
Posts: 12

I just wanted to say I love the label of this thread. If I wasn't a bad rival I'd be up for it!

Hah, cheers. Well damn! The search continues.

I know it's counter-productive to what you're asking about, however if you ever need a drinking buddy count me in! I still don't know a lot of people in London so it's always nice to make different friends!

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2013-08-23 20:18:04

SirDawsonCloud
Joined: 2013-07-27 22:07:38
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Another choice is always get yourself a bike, cycle to work and get an app like http://strava.com and force to yourself go quicker each day. You'll lose loads of weight (fat) and next gain some of it back (muscle) while in general getting in top shape. Thats the antisocial choice of course but it works for me as I could not be arsed to go to the gym, ever.

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2013-08-24 00:52:04

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2013-08-24 04:47:04

drollerPerson
Joined: 2013-07-28 01:44:31
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Another choice is always get yourself a bike, cycle to work and get an app like http://strava.com and force to yourself go quicker each day. You'll lose loads of weight (fat) and next gain some of it back (muscle) while in general getting in top shape. Thats the antisocial choice of course but it works for me as I could not be arsed to go to the gym, ever.

Well I can look into that however not a fan of cycling to work on these roads to be honest.

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2013-08-24 07:25:04

skallyup
Joined: 2013-07-29 15:34:20
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Another choice is always get yourself a bike, cycle to work and get an app like http://strava.com and force to yourself go quicker each day. You'll lose loads of weight (fat) and next gain some of it back (muscle) while in general getting in top shape. Thats the antisocial choice of course but it works for me as I could not be arsed to go to the gym, ever.

im a keen cyclist, except bitches love dem arms.

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2013-08-24 11:18:04

frillsNotMany
Joined: 2013-08-19 23:08:21
Posts: 3

I live between Old Street & Shoreditch park. Could do with exercise, don't as it makes folks clammy and sound a bit I suggest getting a dog for a few reasons, they need walking or they shit in your house. This should bestow you motivation to take them out. Secondly, puppies make girls weak at the clunge. Thirdly, with all the new improved looking you, what shows commitment more than a dog? Ok, perhaps a child, but you get the point...

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