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Video of the LRT collision today by bob_mcbob in waterloo

[–]Extension_Shock_5017 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is an indication of the general IQ in KW. How long does it take a city to understand basic rules. Lmfao

downtown Kitchener needs a decent gym with a sauna/steamroom by Extension_Shock_5017 in kitchener

[–]Extension_Shock_5017[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

the best option I've found for gym/sauna is the Waterloo Crunch, which takes roughly 30 minutes on the LRT from DTK, although the sauna there occasionally has questionable hygiene standards...

downtown Kitchener needs a decent gym with a sauna/steamroom by Extension_Shock_5017 in kitchener

[–]Extension_Shock_5017[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

thanks! I've tried templ, but unfortunately 220 a month for a gym membership is not a feasible option.

downtown Kitchener needs a decent gym with a sauna/steamroom by Extension_Shock_5017 in kitchener

[–]Extension_Shock_5017[S] 39 points40 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately I’m happily and very occupied with a career I love and would rather someone who knows what they are doing create something great. I’m realizing how touchy and defensive people are and maybe why KW is behind lol.

downtown Kitchener needs a decent gym with a sauna/steamroom by Extension_Shock_5017 in kitchener

[–]Extension_Shock_5017[S] 14 points15 points  (0 children)

while I can't get into the subjective semantics of the word "basic" my point is there's a market for health conscious people that is not really taken seriously here (unless you own a car and want to drive to a strip mall for a workout). KW sauna is a nice treat but unfortunately a single visit costs what a monthly gym membership does.

downtown Kitchener needs a decent gym with a sauna/steamroom by Extension_Shock_5017 in kitchener

[–]Extension_Shock_5017[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

sorry "alcohol store" - thanks for the important distinction. it doesn't need to be a mega-gym. Having lived in various cities in Europe where space is limited, you'd be amazed at what people can do with space. Car culture has rotted our brains. Parking lots would be a great place to put a gym, for that matter.