Weightroom

The best use I found for PF was for circuit training, when the ones I went to were new. Eventually though, the aerobic aspect of that and my asthma ran head-first into the fact that these places started to smell like every other gym. That's basically when I had to cancel, and started buying/setting-up my own free-weights, machines(rowing and elliptical), and matted surfaces for my daughter to train her gymnastics on, as well as protect the floors from the weights.

At work, I use a kneeling/backless chair, weight-vest, and dumbbells at my desk. I'm looking for an under-desk pedal setup, but it has to be cheap and near-silent, and I may get one of the bajillion stand-up balance trainers for the office as-well.

Okay, so back when I first cancelled PF, I also had a family membership to an indoor climbing gym(individual membership close to the same price... and the crowd when it was empty enough to not trigger my asthma a collection of individuals I have no business mingling with), but let that go when my family lost interest and I took-on barge-work(fittest I felt in the last two decades, until certain days back-to-back-to-back made it clear I had been dabbling in a much-younger-man's game) for a time.

Today, as you might have gathered, my work-for-income is less physical than at any point in my life previously, and my oldest three are graduating high-school, losing their access to all sorts of gym-access options and discounts, so I'm kinda panicking about options to keep us all fit, or in my obese case, alive. Without workouts, I'm afraid their diet habits will worsen(already worse than my own...), and from there ... there's some areas of life where one prefers to be lonely with certain concerns.