I walk twelve miles day and swim 100 laps. I do this for physical therapy. It's very important. I would like a job with similar energy requirements?

[Anonymous]

walk twelve miles day and swim 100 laps. I do this for physical therapy. It's very important. More I do the better the outcome. I have to make Money. I would like a job with similar energy /movement requirements.

Waitressing too much stopping to take orders

Construction work you're standing around a lot yes lifting heavy things but not continually moving through space

Dog walking / running would be good if it was for three hours , but people just want like half hour and it's no good traveling an hour to walk it for half an hour

Life guard if it's place where you walks around the pool not sit in a chair

Possibly cleaning up state parks

Possibly tour guide

I don't know can you all think of anything it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you :)

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I forgot to add courier would be awesome I wish they had it the way used to where some dude walks across the country wide but I assume these days it's mostly bikes and computers to relay messages quickly. Courier by foot would be amazing though. Can't bike. I mean I can for alert or of time but its not a viable option for me for a full day. It's complicated don't feel like going into it:)

[Anpu23]

There's a company called jogs for dogs https://www.jogsfordogs.com/ that you could look into
Also bike couriers
Or Rickshaws / bicycle taxis
There are some companies that hire foot runners for inner city courier services
Warehouse work (loading or unloading trucks) can keep you active
I worked for a while as a boxer on an assembly line it was 10 hours a day of non stop hustle (a filter factory... filter comes down the line, inspect it put it in a stack to dry, assemble a box stamp it, put the filters in the box, close the box, put it on a pallet, when the pallet is full wrap the pallet, move the pallet into a different area repeat. Filters come down the line at 2 to 4 per second think about it. I am a long distance runner at that time I was running 10 minute miles and I had pushed 30 plus miles on my longest run and I was DONE at the end of a day)
Just some ideas

[Asker]

I forgot to add courier would be awesome I wish they had it the way used to where some dude walks across the country wide but I assume these days it's mostly bikes and computers to relay messages quickly. Courier by foot would be amazing though. Can't bike. I mean I can for alert or of time but its not a viable option for me for a full day. It's complicated don't feel like going into it:)

[Asker]

A friend once told me she works as a boxer in a factory and liked it bc it was physical I wa too young at the time but was curious about how physical boxing" on an assembly line could be.

Wait you actually ran on a the job? Was that required or you just improvised? I used to run marathons before my illness if which I'm reocovering... That's why physical job is so important to me. I can run a mile at a time now but probably would stumble after that I used to be able to do thirty at a time.. Anyhow the job sounds actually nearly appropriate for what I'm looking for. Minimum wage I assume?

[Asker]

How many days a week did you work did you meet any of the peoepl there or was it quiet no talking?

[Asker]

Was ten hours a shift or was it shifts put together?

[Asker]

How long did it take till you and enough hours to make a living or did they give you a full schedule right away?

[Asker]

Also was there a dress code?

[Anpu23]

I was doing 3 10's and I made like 9 an hour. I ran because I had to, there were benefits if you would stay with the company. There are foot carriers. I had some interaction with other employees, mostly it was just me. Dress code was based on safety no shorts above the knee no open toed shoes safety glasses etc.. We could have music. It was a solid 11 hours so 10 with 2 15 Min. breaks and a half hour lunch. The company I worked for was Flanders https://flandersfilters.com/ They used to have a factory here in Utah but closed it down.

[Asker]

Wow constant moving with music and ten hour shifts sounds great... Thanks I'll look around:)

[Anpu23]

Google pulled this https://www.indeed.com/q-Foot-Courier-jobs.html

[Asker]

Thanks :)

Hospital courtier might be good and I might learn something :)

[Anpu23]

Np good luck to you. See you at your next marathon!

[Asker]

Thank you.. You've no idea how much I hope for that !

[Anpu23]

I do, I run.

[Asker]

Oh that's right you definitely do-- I forgot you run;)

Running was my first love and I've never met anyone that can compare.

[Anpu23]

:) you'll get there again.

[Asker]

:-)))

[MyNameIsJonas]

Become a trainer. Go get a cirt.

Its odd i've done all of the Jobs you have listed. Serving you probably make the most money (if you work somewhere busy)

[Asker]

That IS funny.

When you were a server what were your shifts like and did you buss first or go straight to server and how physically " spent" would you say you felt at the end of the shift?

How much did you make?

[MyNameIsJonas]

I work for a resort and the volume was insane (we could have 5,000 to 11,000 people on complex) Where i worked I only take orders and run drinks. I buss and run food only if the runner and buss er are too busy (more so busing)

A good shift I'd make around $400 and on average around $180-$200. I would work either 10 am to 12 pm or 4 pm to 12 pm (we close when we are done cleaning not at a set time..)

You will spend plenty of energy, But you need to be the type of person who can deal with high volume serving. It's different if you work in fine dinning for instance you may only have 3-4 tables in your section but you need a lot more attention to detail. Best to go casual at Red Lobster or Ihop if you want a good turn over.

[Asker]

Thank you.

I have local restraints near where I live but they are indeed net they are not chains... Do you think I'd make more at a chain than an independent? The atmosphere is of course more interesting at alternative establishments but I'm concerned about Intake :)

[MyNameIsJonas]

Go eat there first and check out the volume, prices, and atmosphere. Generally I'd say you will make more at a chain (a good chain) but if you find a restaurant that is independent but does a lot of business.

[Lambchopp]

If you live in an area where they deliver mail on foot, you could be a mail carrier.

[Asker]

Do they even do that anymore? I didn't think they did:)

[Lambchopp]

Yes, in the older parts of the city where the houses are close together. And you only need to be 18 and have a high school diploma. They have good benefits, health insurance and retirement.

[Asker]

Cool thanks:)

[RasmusAiken]

Instruct exercise classes. You'd generate a ton of energy doing multiple classes a day.

[Asker]

It's complicated but I don't think that's work for me I need to move but I can't do certain movements do to neurological problems from an ill see I'm recovering from. That's why I walk and swim these are things I can do without mishap:)

[Klaatu51]

then u'd like some desk job? 8)

[Anonymous]

Professional runner?

[Asker]

I can't bc of my prior illness... That's why the physical thereapy. Hopefully I'll be able to run again but atm I can't. I used to do marathons.