M'sia: 5 Negara Paling Malas Jalan Kaki Di Dunia
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 May 24 2025, 09:09 AM
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QUOTE(countingcrows @ May 23 2025, 03:23 PM) Malaysia hot lar. That's the problem. Singapore is also hot, and actually more humid than Klang Valley, but it's at number 9 of the most active walkers list.Walk 10 mins out in the sun at noon. Shirt drenched in sweat. 😆  |
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May 24 2025, 11:37 AM
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QUOTE(countingcrows @ May 24 2025, 11:03 AM) Out of necessity I suppose. Necessity plus availability of pavements. Majority have to? use the MRT or bus to get around. I'm sure there'd be many who would rather drive and walk less but it's not financially feasible. But anyway, we should walk more. I'm all for that. Whether, its outside or on a treadmill indoors... My own experience: walking 2000+ steps in KL is more tiring than walking 3000+ steps in Singapore. countingcrows liked this post
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