[isawsparks89]

I'll try to keep this quick
I want to get my fitness up while I'm in uni and I already own a cross-trainer and I want to take it with me, but I'm not sure if it'd be too heavy for a first room floor, and I'm not sure if it seems just a really odd idea.
Does it seem totally crazy to bring my crosstrainer to uni to keep in my room?

Thank you.

[isawsparks89]

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[SirMasterKey]

Bit mad if you ask me, why not join the university gym and use theirs? That way you make use of the other facilities as well.

[isawsparks89]

I'm very self conscious of gymming in front of the people in my college though :\ I'd be using the college gym where I know basically EVERYONE (I'm nowhere near the smallest)

Any more? thanks

[Muffinz]

Use the university gym! Everyone in my gym's too busy working and listening to their ipods/watching the iplayer to care what other people are like.

(Plus you might not have room for it in your room, just sayin')

[Flo[ProActiv]]

One of my friend's housemates brought a cross trainer to uni.
They hated her for it - it made so much noise, none of them could concentrate while she was on it.

Unless you're certain you have thick walls, I'd leave it.

[isawsparks89]

(Original post by Flo[ProActiv])
One of my friend's housemates brought a cross trainer to uni.
They hated her for it - it made so much noise, none of them could concentrate while she was on it.

Unless you're certain you have thick walls, I'd leave it.

Thissss has convinced me! Thank you!