Speak for yourself. I live in a hot and humid place and exercising outside is incredibly unpleasant. It's 10 times worse if you're standing in direct sunlight.
>Calistenics aka exercises with the weight of your body are quite efficient and don’t make one look like an ogre
What if I want to look like an ogre?
Sure, adding a bit of shape to your body is not a bad thing but exaggerating it doesn't lead to good outcomes
i struggle to see this as not shaming. also there's plenty of other middle ground between bodyweight exercise and "ogre".
i don't disagree w safety of outdoors and avoiding illegal infection incubators. i just think your suggestions around Calisthenics and comments on ogres are ignorant. not everyone has your preferences for body shape, access to climate and physical abilities.
>I have 2 friends who bulk up and are actually in a very bad shape mobility wise, their arms are so big that they can't reach arms behind their backs
Bodybuilding is only one type of strength training. Furthermore, the primary goal of bodybuilding is aesthetics, not necessarily strength. That's not to say that they're not strong, but there's a reason why body building competitions will involve flexing in front of the judges while olympic lifting competitions won't.