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Message: [QUOTE="huskyrob1, post: 3598217, member: 1226"] I can see where it would suit some people's lifestyle, it doesn't suit mine. I like getting out, and don't like a slick commercial that tries to sell me a very expensive virtual exercise package based on a stationary bike that tries very hard to be cool and tries to convince me I have my own instructor leading a spinning class, but in reality keeps me at home even more. Compare that to my gym membership which is $1.84 a week, and on a busy day since reopening has 10 people in it, with about 30 or 40 feet between me and the next person. Combine that with running or biking outside, we live in a very rural area in Litchfield county so seeing a car on the road is a big deal, and I see more other runners than cars, and everyone waves to everyone else. I'm sure the horses, cows, and Black Angus would wave too if they could. Lol. I will agree that a new Stairmaster is not cheap but my gym has two that are always open, it's rare when both are in use. Everyone at the gym gets their own disinfectant spray bottle, which are also disinfected after every use. Most people wear masks but they're not mandatory, and I see more seniors there than you would think. I would say one third are seniors. After closing, my gym has a disinfectant system that is released into the air that supposedly disinfects the entire gym, floors, ceilings, walls, machines, etc. Good luck, stay safe. If I was going to buy some exercise machine for my house it would be the Concept 2 rower, very inexpensive compared to a Peloton or Stairmaster. [/QUOTE]

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