Keeping fit on public transport

grahame

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Keeping fit on public transport

« on: October 01, 2024, 12:50:13 »

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In Cluj-Napoca, Romania, you can pay for your bus ticket by doing 20 squats. A device measures the squats and issues a bus ticket valid for a trip in the CTP Cluj Napoca network (urban area). Disabled and elderly people can ride for free.


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TaplowGreen

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Re: Keeping fit on public transport

« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2024, 16:19:17 »

I look forward to GWR^▸ introducing a similar system, and seeing a similar photo of Graham adopting a similar pose in front of a ticket machine at Melksham!

(After 25 years playing in the front row, if I tried to get as low as the young lady in the picture, my knees would never allow me to get up again!) Cheesy


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Western Pathfinder

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Re: Keeping fit on public transport

« Reply #2 on: October 02, 2024, 09:07:10 »

Snap, that's also the sound my knee would make these days.


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