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Haha! I'm with you on that one.
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I hate going to the gym. See it as a monumental waste of my time. Fortunately, always been fit and healthy without having to do very much. We do walk every day, at least 2-5 miles. That is pleasurable and no strain on the joints. The wife swims every day. I prefer a shower. 
modified 17-Aug-15 12:15pm.
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The question wasn't about going to a gym, and I'm don't see how being more fit is a "monumental waste" of anybody's time. It's even more of a waste of time when faced with a physically strenuous task and I can't do it efficiently because of some deficiency in my fitness. Whether you get that fitness from going to a gym or somewhere else is besides the point.
Scott E. Corbett
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Scott Corbett wrote: Whether you get that fitness from going to a gym or somewhere else is besides the point.
Might be to you, not to me.
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Maybe this counts 
luisnike19
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Yeah that happens every Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday. If it were up to my dog it would be every day.
Aside from that I laze about on visual studio fixing existing issues and bugging up more as I see em, surf the net n' such from my home with a fridge right over there.
Sucking down Coke Zero. (finally a diet soda I can stand, if it's cold).
modified 17-Aug-15 18:05pm.
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I've been working out since I was 15 and plan to the rest of my life. I got started because athletics and it stuck with me. I could not imagine living life unhealthy and out of shape.
The side effects are that people judge me by how I look rather than who I am. It happened in college and still does today.
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You just can't win.
If you say that's problem because you look good, realize that people judge people for looking bad or average or for just about any little thing.
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I look alright. For a 46 year old, I probably look real good. I resemble an American football safety or running back with a receding hair line. I lift weights 5 times a week and do an 1.5 hours of cardio a week.
The problem is that I don't look like an IT guy or educated guy. People expect that IT or educated people are supposed to look a particular way. The preconception is played out on TV commercials, TV shows, and movies everyday. I have learned that it is unfair to judge someone by their physical appearance, even though most people do.
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And now the jocks wanna look like the nerds.
Well wonders of wonders! Our time has come! (pushes glasses up and goes "heh heh heh")
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Embrace looking atypical! Rebuffing stereotypes is so much fun.
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Spliffa wrote: Rebuffing stereotypes
Especially when the stereotype isn't buff, and you are.
Software Zen: delete this;
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"The pizza eating coke quaffing stereotype of software developers is fading, but how wrong is it?"
Very.
I don't drink Coke.
Bad command or file name. Bad, bad command! Sit! Stay! Staaaay...
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You forgot smoking....or was that in another century 
modified 19-Jan-21 21:04pm.
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Disclaimer: this is no freaking advertisement, I just found this to fit me perfectly so am sharing my love for it. You can get the app and the program for free (I won't link it, just google for Max Capacity). It's supposed to be three times per week with 16-minute bodyweight training. The program itself lasts for 12 weeks. To be honest, if you don't have 16-minutes 3 times a week for training, then something will sooner or later break :/
You can check out my numbers and see how I improved the second time I went through the 12-week program: http://www.nikola-breznjak.com/blog/miscellaneou/maxcapacity-training-program/.
Surely, I do more training than just these 16-minutes, but I still use it as a part of my core training nowadays.
Anyways, if some of you are familiar with it, please tell me how did you like it?
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I've just started the c25k program as I've been so lazy in the last couple of years. Plan to keep it up and join the weekly Parkrun by me when I've got a few weeks in.
I'm finding I really enjoy running, but I hate the gym so go to the park near me instead.
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Got a dog I walk 2-3 times a day but even thou I take long walks there isn't really any physical strain.
I try to do some simple exercises also like pullups, curlups, situps, pushups and lounges a few times a week but its so boring so I usually do one set and move on to other things.
I wish I just could leave my body in a loop for exercising and go do something else for a while.
This is me currently. Need to work in repeating set too.
foreach (exercise e in exercises) {
for (I = 0; I < e.maxreps;i++){
e.doExercise()
}
}
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I cycle to work, that's 13km single trip.
And I've been doing some fitness lately, arms, chest, abs...
No woman can resist this muscled, testosterone filled body 
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If I live in a plane Country like the Netherlands are and if I only have a distance to work less than 15 km I would do it like you ...
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Daily keyboard Excerscise...
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All the time. I'm always
Jumping to conclusions
Running my mouth off
Stirring the pot
Digging a hole for myself
Climbing out of a hole, I've just dug
Then filling in time
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Define "exercise". Do marital arts count?
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I counted that .
But indeed, is taking a walk counted as "exercise" ? And what about playing with the kids ?
Currently I'm going to the gym (summer stop @ martial arts  ) and I can distinguish between two kinds of people: those that are exercising and those who think they are exercising
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Just what I was going to say.
Does walking the dog for a couple of hours count? Does digging in the allotment for a couple of hours count?
Does an hour of watering the allotment count?
Or is it only exercise if you've paid a lot of money for the privilege?
Watering the allotment; I have two 15 litre watering cans. I walk about a hundred yards with them empty to the water source, then the same distance back with them full, I make this journey at least 20 times and up to 40 times a watering session which is at least 3 or 4 times a week at this time of year if the weather is good.
Some men are born mediocre, some men achieve mediocrity, and some men have mediocrity thrust upon them.
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