2070 - How Workout Culture can Build Connection in English

The video features a discussion between hosts about their personal workout routines, including Orangetheory, yoga, and pickleball. They explore cultural differences in workout habits between the US and other countries. The hosts introduce the All Ears English app for vocabulary learning and provide conversation starters for discussing workouts. Role plays demonstrate these conversation starters in action. The video concludes with practical tips on gym memberships and finding suitable workout routines.

What is Lindsay's preferred workout routine?

• Running

• Orangetheory

• Swimming

• Cycling

What does Aubrey mention as a fun but less intense workout?

• Yoga

• Pickleball

• Weightlifting

• Swimming

What is a common assumption about workout culture in the US?

• It is the same worldwide

• It is unique to the US

• It is less intense than in other countries

• It is more expensive than elsewhere

What should you avoid when starting a workout conversation in the US?

• Talking about diet

• Discussing gym memberships

• Commenting on their appearance

• Asking about their routine

What does 'go-to' mean in the context of workouts?

• A backup option

• A temporary solution

• A first choice

• A difficult routine

What is a benefit of asking someone about their workout routine?

• It builds a connection

• It is a way to criticize

• It helps you avoid exercise

• It shows disinterest

What is a common feature of gyms in the US?

• They are all expensive

• They are open 24/7

• They offer free trials

• They have no amenities

What might some companies offer to encourage employee fitness?

• Free meals

• Work-from-home options

• Paid vacations

• Free gym memberships

Why might gyms offer discounts to certain professions?

• To increase membership diversity

• To support community health

• To compete with other gyms

• To fill empty slots

What is a universal aspect of exercise mentioned in the video?

• It is universally valued

• It is culturally specific

• It is only for athletes

• It is a luxury