Jacket wrote:Hey guys! I just wanted to start a thread about exercising. I have gained A LOT of weight since I have gone back home to make some money. Right now I just can't be asked to eat responsibly, because I just know that there'll be so many delicious things that I can't enjoy in Cambodia ('cause you can't get a hold of them), that's why I just eat what I want, when I want it and in whatever quantity I see fit. I'mm almost certain that I will have gone up to 100kg at the point of my return. Now my plan is, to just start working on my fitness again once I'm over there.

That's why I'd like to know how you folks keep in shape. Can you reccommend me a gym? Personally, I'd love to get back into judo. But sadly, judo doesn't seem to be very popular with the Khmer people, so there are hardly any places that offer it.

Jacket wrote:@wackyjacky 50$ is a bit steeper of a price tag than what i had in mind (for perspective, the rent for my place runs me about 55$ per month) , but concidering what you get for that it seems like what we in austria would call "a christian price"

Jacket wrote:@wackyjacky I'm just keeping an eye out. I'm not saying that 50$ is expensive, because it isn't. But I'm a bit paranoid about being broke, so I'm trying to keep it low budget. This place that you linked seems to be pretty good value for the money, that's why I'm actually concidering giving it a shot, but there's nothing wrong with being careful about your spending.

Also, rotting in the rathole that is my room whilst doing bodyweight exercises doesn't sound as sexy as using equipment and maybe socializing with other people. I want to have what I want, but the cheaper I can get it, the better. It's only rational.