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What time do you get up every morning?
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It's well for some having time in the evening to do exercisePaulina Clean Magnum wrote: »Can't understand people getting up early to go to the gym, run etc, the devil himself wouldn't get me out of bed any earlier that I absolutely have to for work. Aside from missing out on valuable sleep I find it impossible to do exercise in the morning, zero energy for it and when I say morning I mean the few times I'v tried running at 11am or so. Evening all the way.
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I am not a morning person at all although I have improved a bit. I press snooze at least twenty times every morning and always feel like having a little cry at having to get up at such an un-Godly hour (8.15am). I've always been like that though and it's only in recent years I'm not consistently late for work every single morning. I've seen people post in PI about how getting up is a genuine problem for them and being absolutely slated by people saying just go to bed earlier, cop yourself on etc etc but for some people, it takes them at least an hour or two to reboot in the morning
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Paulina Clean Magnum wrote: »Can't understand people getting up early to go to the gym, run etc, the devil himself wouldn't get me out of bed any earlier that I absolutely have to for work. Aside from missing out on valuable sleep I find it impossible to do exercise in the morning, zero energy for it and when I say morning I mean the few times I've tried running at 11am or so. Evening all the way.
I usually do the gym in the evenings on week nights as I work.
I'm usually up early on a Saturday anyway so it's not like I'm setting my alarm to go out for a run.
I find there's nothing better then getting up, getting out for a run in the fresh air to wake you up and clear the head, having it over and done with, which leaves you the full day to do what ever you wish to do without thinking about having to get your run or gym in. 0 -
It's well for some having time in the evening to do exercise
Well I don't always have time but I'd rather not do it than have to get up at 6am to do it, I usually only do stuff 3 evening a week anyway and often quite late in the evening as I'm rarely home from work before 7. I will be working even later soon so will replace one of my evenings with doing something at lunch time.I usually do the gym in the evenings on week nights as I work.
I'm usually up early on a Saturday anyway so it's not like I'm setting my alarm to go out for a run.
I find there's nothing better then getting up, getting out for a run in the fresh air to wake you up and clear the head, having it over and done with, which leaves you the full day to do what ever you wish to do without thinking about having to get your run or gym in.
I very very rarely do anything at weekends in the line of exercise, (I'm often hungover too at least one day) sleeping most of the morning is usually the priority and doing other stuff in the afternoon and farm work if I'm up home for the weekend. The only exception is if I go for an early round of golf as it takes up a good few hours so its good to go early.0 -
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Seriously, what part of "Hide results", leads you to believe that selecting this option will make the results visible?
I bet you're the kind of guy who rings up tech support saying that you can't find the "any" key
To answer the question, it varies, but usually around 6:30. Used to be 7 *sob*
Are you just choosing to ignore the "until voted" part? Or.....0 -
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