Difference between living in Spain 🇪🇸 vs. US 🇺🇸. Walking to the gym. #americaninspain

[seanhall]

I live in the U.S, more specifically the boonies of North Carolina, and i walk to the gym everyday. Mostly because my gym is in my detached garage, but I'd argue that's semantics lol

[Jerbear]

Apartment building has a gym, otherwise I'd have to drive

[randomperson-kvnx]

I work in receiving, my job is basically the gym.

[doctoralban]

I live in Spain and I walk (or cycling)

[fightking]

Almost every gym I’ve seen has houses within sight of the front door here in the US, lol

[ashgeorge]

I live in Fort Worth Texas and walk to my gym.

[EATDX.]

Same in Russia (I live in Russia) you don’t have to drive as often. I walk to the grocery store I walk to my barber shop I walk everywhere I walk to the mall. If something is to far I just take the bus. In America buses aren’t really a thing and everything just feels further away and harder to get to

[unkl]

I've been to the US a couple of times. I found that large amounts of the US is made up of large developments either residential or commercial, and very very rarely does the US zone in mixed use. In large cites, sure, everything is tightly packed in and you can walk from apartment to stores eg New York. But most of America is not fine that way. The result of this is that 90% of Americams have to drive to get anywhere. I'm not saying what's better or worse, just an observation...

[giancarlosrosales]

I'm sorry I'm driving regardless because I get over 16k steps a day at work I don't need more walking 😂

[almudenaponcecanete]

Entonces estas mas agusto normalmente mis primos van caminando

[raymondruiz]

What big city doesn't have a gym within walking distance from any apartment?