as bloomberg's rebecca greenfield reports, she is not a fan.xplain why. >> i've got my sneakers. i'm ready to go. >> there's something going on at workplaces that i'm not sure i approve of. people are working out at work with their coworkers. i'm going to give it a shot. i'm headed downtown to a workplace boot camp at an advertising company. seems a little fancy for a workout. these are their offices where they've cleared out the chairs and tables to make a makeshift workout space and hired dmo -- guillermo to run the boot camp. >> move those arms. 1, 2, 3, 4. >> generally, it works like this. healthier employees are cheaper to ensure. hr departments have started to incentivize exercise at the office. people who participate pay lower premiums and in the long run save money. >> 3, 2, 1. >> i don't love this idea. i'm not sure i want to sweat and wear spandex in front of my boss and colleagues for obvious reasons. >> very good. >> i think the biggest benefit is, we can bond with each other outside of just drinking a beer. instead, we are working