Pissed out of your head as usual … you need AA
I can normally tell when I have had enough - I fall over …
Hey, what about the milk? That is offsetting the affects of the alcohol surely?
I don’t have a set exercise routine. Some days I do nothing at all. Other days, it will be a 12 or 18 mile cycle ride. Added to that is walking up to 10 miles a week. A three or four mile walk might be done on the same day as a cycle ride.
Walking is always done at a brisk pace and if I walk with anyone, they often tell me to slow down. Cycling is partly done at a pace that some younger people can’t keep up with but I reckon I might be slower in general than I used to be. Nothing stops the effects of age in the end.
Both activities depend on the weather. Walking is only done if there is something to go and do. There nearly always is but if it’s raining, I’ll go in the car or bus instead. Same with using the bike. No riding if raining.
The active lifestyle keeps me fit. I don’t think I’d be able to discipline myself into having a daily routine, nor use any machines in a gym or at home.
Some very funny ones too 
I’m looking forward to being far more active in a while when my various skin grafts and skin treatments have finished…this summer I’ve been horrified how quickly you lose your energy levels when recovering from surgery, even if the anaesthetic is lots of local (ouch!!) rather than general.
I’ve just about managed to do a daily stretching routine even if it’s only a few minutes…looking forward to swimming again once I’m all healed up. And might even get the bike out! And walking of course.
Instead of sitting with my feet up posting away on here
Gym Monday, Yoga Wednesday, Gym Friday, Yoga again Saturday.
Dog walking in between, but I’ve got foot problems now, so can’t go as far as I used to. Very frustrating.
3 hours per day dog walking . 2 hours per day gardening . Occasional swimming .
I wake up, drink coffee, eat breakfast.
I then go to work (4 days a week) or go fishing.
At the end of those tiring days, I share a bottle of good red wine over dinner with my wife, followed by a glass or two or three of single malt whiskey. Then off to bed reflecting on a day well done.
Well this should be the week I start back up again been a bad 3 weeks of various tests on my ticker but been given the all clear now to start cycling (indoors) and press ups and sit ups must admit that the sit ups and cycling I was finding easier everyday until I stopped but the press-ups are a different story my arms have become very weak perhaps I need to start the weights as well I have a set under my desk that I would use daily whilst watching movies but I stopped because of the chest pains. Now that it has been sorted hopefully I can start that back up again. Must say its nice to see my arms back to their normal colour after weeks of being black and blue. Good idea this thread we can hopefully give a boost to some of those couch potatoes and make them a bit more chipper…boom boom. 
My exercise routine is quite strenuous. What I do is switch on my computer, that is exercise enough really. If I feel really fit I even put my hand on the mouse and give it a couple of pushes and a couple of pulls. That is enough for me to go have a lie down. One can overdo exercise if not careful.:-D:-D:-D
Tut! - I forgot I already posted in this thread. Must be my age. 
Everyone seems to have ground to a halt:mrgreen:
I’ve got a buggery flithy cold and hacking cough so no exercise for me .
You know what I said earlier about looking forward to getting fit again this year? Huh! I lied.
P.S. while I’m having a grump…where’s the Grumpy Corner gone? 
Ruthio, there’s plenty of exercise going on in ‘Bob’s Bits’ although I’ve also got a steaming head cold so it’s created a bit of a hickup.
Has anybody else got home exercise equipment?
This is some of mine - In addition to what you can see in the picture I also have a rowing machine, weights and kettlebells.
That’s very impressive Carol.
I don’t keep stuff at home, but here is my exercise equipment…
I prefer the outdoors too OGF. When the weather’s nice you’ll find me rambling in the Derbyshire Peaks.
My home gym is for when I can’t get out or bad weather etc. I put some good music on and can really work up a lather.
I used to have a rowing machine and an ab thing, like the one in your picture, Carol, but I don’t have the discipline to exercise at home so gave them away - don’t have the room now, anyway.
I enjoy the gym with the ladies and all the natter that goes with it…
Sorry but I dont have a daily exercise routine ,life is too good for filling it with chores
I try to walk along our beach for an hour everyday, and ,I teach aerobics ,twice weekly, 1 hr slots…plus run around the house everyday, doing chores…
Cheers to that!