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@colwyn That being disabled, even just "mildly" disabled, would mean I'd need to find my own goals that didn't necessarily involve progress. I injured myself so many times trying to improve just like the rest of the people around me. Lift heavier? Walk faster? Nope, that's an express train to...

@heartofberries It was so odd, as an American who was incredibly fit as an elementary school kid and yet also terrible at nearly all the sports they taught. I'd be hanging around in the back hoping nobody would notice me during dodgeball and just halfheartedly give a kick during kickball so they...

@christian2011 Hmm, it's really hard to say! But I can approximate. $55 a month for my half of our gym membership (discounted through my employer) Probably $100 a year ish for new shoes, socks, bras, etc. See a trainer every 8 weeks-ish, so let's say $50 a month But beyond that, what counts as...

@kingshellie As someone who gets up at 5:30 to exercise, the only thing that works for me is starting to get ready for bed at 8, and being actually in bed by 9. I have an 8pm timer on my phone, and when that goes off, I stop what I'm doing, whether that's cleaning or browsing reddit. I set out...

@mayne70 I'm mildly disabled. Specific goal-setting is just a fast-track to injury for me. My goals are to remain active and mobile and non-sedentary. Anything beyond that is just a bonus.

@nathan2018 My 2023 goal was to be more active in general without injuring myself, but also without stressing about actual fitness goals. This was the first time I ever consciously stopped trying to exercise in favor of just moving my body more regardless of intensity, and it honestly paid...