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As I am still searching for a gym to join... And the prices are just crazy I am thinking of buying some equipments and train at home.
I already know my workouts, whether it is cardio or weight lifting I know what to do
So, I asked for pricing on a moving bench (chair incline decline and straight) and wieght set (dumbells and bar with 50kgs) and it would cost me about 200$
While a gym subscription would cost me at least 140$ for three months...
I always train alone, I don't skip but I sometimes push out my plans to go to the gym, I enjoy meeting new people there
So what do you think?

Putting reality aside for a moment, which would you rather be:
1. Be at an amazing level of fitness (both in terms of strength and endurance) but look like you're severely overweight. Not quite obese but certainly close to it. You'd basically look like you lived on the couch, drank 15 beers a day, had McDonald's for every other meal and only got up to eat, sleep, piss or shit. However, you'd have no problem lifting great weight, running huge distances, you'd practically swim like a fish, and you'd be flexible and acrobatic.
OR
2. Have little to no physical fitness whatsoever but look like you're in great shape. You'd have great abs, appear to have a very low body-fat percentage, you'd have the legs, ass, chest, shoulders, and arms that you want to have. Yet you'd struggle with any form of exercise, tiring almost immediately.

Note: This is NOT supposed to be a realistic question. I know that bigger people can be fit, that isn't what this question is about! If you've ever seen Spy Kids 3, Surrogate, Avatar, or any movie where people have one body (their real body) but live through a separate body (a surrogate body) then that's closer to what I'm trying to describe here. For example, if you chose option 1 then your fat wouldn't get in the way of your activity.

Hopefully this makes sense!

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