A different kind of pullups on Shabbos

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    flatbusher
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    When I saw the title on a different topic I thought it was referring to the exercise and see it was referring to diaper-like garment. But now that I mentioned it, what is the feeling of doing the exercise pullups or any type of non-equipment exercise on Shabbos?

    #1139255
    Joseph
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    What about leaving the radio on for Shabbos so you can keep up with the news (or sports)?

    #1139256
    flatbusher
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    Whats the connection?

    #1139257
    Sam2
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    According to some it’s a Kiyum in Oneg Shabbos.

    According to others it’s Assur because of Refuah.

    According to others it’s both.

    #1139258
    squeak
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    Sam – did you mistakenly think you were posting in the YCT teshuvos thread? Because its not.

    #1139259

    If you’re doing it for the sake of exercise, “it’s Assur because of Refuah.”

    If you’re doing it for enjoyment, “it’s a Kiyum in Oneg Shabbos.”

    #1139260
    flatbusher
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    Would it then require a doctor to prescribe doing the exercise if it’s refuah? I take refuah to mean a cure, but exercise is for good health, not to serve as a treatment for a medical condition. I can’t even imagine why it would be considered oneg Shabbos.

    #1139261
    Mammele
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    Something like walking can be done for exercise or for pleasure or both. Although usually the pace will define its intent, if someone is elderly, post surgery etc. what may seem leisurely can be pretty intense for their fitness level — especially if it’s a long walk. Even dancing can be both — but it’s usually not too much fun without music…

    And exercise is used in physical therapy so it’s not necessarily just to maintain health.

    #1139262
    flatbusher
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    That was my point about it being prescribed; I should have added by a therapist.

    #1139263

    Me: If you’re doing it for enjoyment,

    “it’s a Kiyum in Oneg Shabbos.”

    I forgot about the consideration of uvda d’chol,

    although I don’t know what it applies to.

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