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Practical Exercise Tips For Busy Linux Geeks

Posted by tuxchick on · 5 comments
Linux Today Blog; By Carla Schroder 		Mail this story
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We all know that healthy eating and moderate exercise are key to living long, healthy lives. Unfortunately the ability to type 90 words per minutes without errors, or to sit and work in deep concentration for hours at a time, while strenuous in their own ways, don't do much for our physical fitness. But even the busiest Linux geek can painlessly fit pleasant, healthy exercise into a daily routine; so here are my best 5 fitness tips for busy geeks.

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Comments (5)

herzeleid ·
I get more then enough exercise jumping to conclusions, flying off the handle, and wrestling with personal daemons.
tracyanne ·
My boss told me on your bike. So now I ride a bike to work.
hkwint ·
Does breaking Windows count as exercise? Frisbee with Win-driver CD's?
gus3 ·
I need a good cardiac workout. Maybe I should start supporting Windows again. That's sure to get my heart rate up.
cr ·
With the coming netbooks, I'm looking forward to ARM-wrestling, myself. Wonder how much strolling about I can do outside and still be solidly connected to the WAP?

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