u/Powerful_Weekend5674

Okay this actually sounds kinda fun.

There’s a Sunset Run happening at Dodger Stadium and they’ve got a 5K, 10K and yoga, which is such a random mix lol. I think I’d go 5K. Long enough to feel like I did something, but I’m also not trying to spend the rest of the weekend recovering sob...

Yoga is tempting though. Especially if the plan is more show up, hang out, do something active than going full athlete mode. Anyone here thinking about going? Could be fun to get a few LA people together instead of everybody just showing up alone. Also curious what everyone would choose... 5K, 10K, or yoga? There’s also a merrach giveaway tied to the event for anyone interested.

I think I'm officially retiring my treadmill. It's become more of a clothes hanger than a piece of fitness equipment at this point. I'm thinking of switching to a walking pad instead. The treadmill takes up a huge amount of space, and I feel like having something compact would make it easier to actually use regularly (and maybe stop it from becoming another hanger). I'm looking for something budget friendly that's reliable for daily walking. If you've made the switch from a treadmill to a walking pad, was it worth it?

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I recently got a standing desk and I’m still trying to figure out how to actually use it properly.

When I sit, I can work for hours without thinking about it. But when I stand and work, I get restless pretty quickly and keep thinking about sitting back down. It’s not painful or anything, I just feel like my body doesn’t know what to do yet.

I’ve been trying to stand for short blocks instead of forcing it for too long, but I’m curious if this is normal at the start. Do you eventually get used to working while standing, or is the point more to keep switching between sitting and standing throughout the day?