By: Joe @ Retire By 40
When I was working, I had a good routine. I go to the gym at lunch and was able to get in a little work out almost every day. Now that I’m home with the kid, it’s a lot more difficult to exercise. I...
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I usually walk when shopping, rarely drive. But I recently got a bike, which is great other than the rain season is here in Oregon, not sure how much use I’m going to get out of it in the next couple...
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I live in the “the most dangerous” city for bicycling. Los Angeles! I cycle for exercise and try to stay off the streets. I use bike paths through parks in the L.A. area. I ride 90 minutes 2 times a...
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By: Little House
I replaced driving to work about 3 days a week with cycling to work. That way I’m exercising and commuting all at once. I also live in the Los Angeles area but am lucky to live in the suburbs – I’ve...
View ArticleBy: Christa
I enjoy walking, and I fit it into my daughter’s nap time. This way, we both get outside, I get exercise, and she gets a nap. Win-win-win!
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By: Julian
@ Joe – yeah, it really is all about getting into a routine that works for you, however hard that may be to find! @ Jenna – the winter disrupts my cycling/running routines too. I’ve got an exercise...
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