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Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by throw3838 on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:44PM (#30250808)
I got high cholesterol, and I am in risk of hearth attack. Never had covid, just poor health due to prolonged lockdowns and closed gyms.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by nhance on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:45PM (#30250840)
Maybe you should start habits that change this? You can try to blame this on someone else, but it's your own choices that put you here.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by throw3838 on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:56PM (#30250998)
My own choice? I followed legally mandated lockdown. But I ensure you I learned my lesson!
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by ganbatekudasai on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:10PM (#30251224)
Lockdown made my work out more: Since I have no commute time anymore, I took up regular running (3x a week). Very significant increase in fitness.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by SketchySeaBeast on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:22PM (#30251382)
After a decade of lifting heavy stuff, at the beginning of COVID I switched from powerlifting to running. I don't feel as powerful and definitely have lost some muscle mass, but I'm down 35 lbs and my resting heart rate sits in the 40's now. Fitness is absolutely what you make of it.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by throw3838 on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:20PM (#30251352)
Not everyone want to run with mask around dirty city block.

It is really interesting to see this mental gymnastics, if someone is fat, gets virus and dies, it is "the plague". But here we have dozen people talking about "personal responsibility".

Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by threeseed on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:26PM (#30251442)
a) Never seen a single city mandate masks for exercising outside. Especially since it’s quite dangerous to limit your oxygen flow. So you should have been fine to run outside.

b) Some of the toughest workouts I’ve done were inside. You need to stop being so close minded.

Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by throw3838 on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:41PM (#30251681)
Mask is needed for the smog, that is why I want to run indoors at gym on threadmill. It also shields me from aggressive drivers and traffic.

Masks do not restrict oxygen flow, there are several studies to prove it! It is perfectly safe to wear double mask for entire day at work or at school!

I also like to do tough workouts inside, at gym! I do not have gear or space at home.

Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by ntSean on Monday February 07, 2022 @08:17PM (#30253832)
I did a lot of stationary exercises using my own body weight to keep up my level of fitness. Nintendo's Ring Fit, Apple's Fitness+, even YouTube, there are so many avenues to explore.

The other commenters are right in saying that there are excuses, and you seem to be full of them.

Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by ipaddr on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:54PM (#30251863)
I have before they knew better. Nevermind it might still be in effect but too cold for groups to go out anyhow.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by ChrisClark on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:59PM (#30251048)
You chose not to exercise. It's is completely on you.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by bigbillheck on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:42PM (#30251699)
There's as of yet no legal mandate against doing pushups in the comfort of your own home.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by asiachick on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:49PM (#30250896)
I've been doing P90x or P90X3. It's entirely exercise at home. P90X3 (30mins per) is easier than P90X (60-90min per)
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by _Microft on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:50PM (#30250909)
Have you considered bodyweight exercises? They often require not more than a yoga mat to get started.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by twomoonsbysurf on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:06PM (#30251157)
Indeed. People in literal prison stay fit this way.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by SketchySeaBeast on Monday February 07, 2022 @04:19PM (#30251340)
That would be truly impressive if less than 2 years of occasional closed gyms turned you from perfectly healthy to at risk of a heart attack. You've managed to squeeze a lifetime of bad choices into two years.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by throw3838 on Monday February 07, 2022 @05:11PM (#30252075)
Bad genetics, not bad choices, it runs in family. I had gym, buddies and trainer to manage it.
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by FredPret on Tuesday February 08, 2022 @10:03AM (#30259178)
I moved from a lockdown town to an open one.

I agree about the gym - you can’t replace it at home unless you’re seriously rich, like many tens of millions of net worth. My gym has pools, lots of heavy weights, many odds and ends and equipment you’d never buy.

I can get a vastly better workout there than by doing pushups at home.

For various reasons, I don’t run, which leaves cycling and swimming for cardio. I also like to lift heavy - this means a large variety and quantity of weight. I need a gym.

Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by SteveNuts on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:46PM (#30250850)
There's no feasible way to get exercise at home?
Re:Long-term cardiovascular outcomes of Covid-19 by ChrisClark on Monday February 07, 2022 @03:57PM (#30251021)
It truly does suck that people can only exercise in gyms. There is literally no other place humans can get exercise. :(