Keeping Your New Year's Fitness Resolution

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I bought a homestead. I've list 45 pounds so far in about 6 months. Pulling fence and posts use quite the workout.
 
I would like it in living room so I can watch tv but I was vetoed
The spin bike is in the living room. Its just Eric and I and we picked function over fashion. I would not win any House Beautiful awards.
 
The spin bike is in the living room. Its just Eric and I and we picked function over fashion. I would not win any House Beautiful awards.

All kinds of beautiful homes have surf boards and bikes on the wall!

I have not made the compelling case for the rowing machine I guess, he is no fun

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This thread inspired me to reset up my workout: elliptical in front of tv with Netflix playing Peaky Blinders, new series to get me going 5 days per week. I have a calendar to record workouts to keep me honest.
 
Worked out twice today, watching Republic of Doyle, but after this series is finished, I may start working out while watching Walking Dead!
 
I rode for two hours watching a Netflix movie....if I had no theater room or tele, I'd make it about 10 minutes indoors. I try to find movies from 90 to 120 minutes in duration. Will do same tomorrow.
 
Music is really good for powering a workout, particularly music that makes you feel like dancing. Better yet when you put your favorites through some music-editing software to get it to the right speed, matching the cadence of what you like to do. My experience has been that you can push a song as much as 4-5% either faster or slower before it starts sounding too wrong to use. Doing that makes a ton more of your own music available as great background for workouts.
 
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