January 17, 2012
The Gym Crowds Are Here, But Will They Stay
It’s like deja vu all over again. The familiar crowd of New Year’s resolutionists hit the gym this week. So much optimism and nervous energy on the gym floor. It’s contagious for some. Sadly, most people will be gone by the end of February leaving the regular crowd to its familiar surroundings. I, for one, wish more of the crowd would stick around.
Many die-hards at the gym quietly loathe the newbies who descend upon their hallowed fitness grounds like cheese on pizza. But imagine, if you would, a scenario where there are more people waiting for a bicycle than there are waiting to see a cardiologist. Imagine more people “working in” on machines and less people shuffling in their seats at an overbooked doctor’s office waiting for an appointment that was supposed to start 45 minutes ago. to top it all off, they waited 6 weeks to get the appointment. (Think of the exercise program one could have started in that six week period. the appointment be more positive than negative.)
I wish those who start the New Year with high hopes for their health could come in with a tried and true plan for success. Many of these new members would benefit from the help of a personal trainer Manhattan. Whether it be an ongoing weekly appointment, or a short term limited run of sessions, personal trainers Manhattan can help put you on the path to reaching your fitness goals.
For those who are self motivated and well versed in exercise terminology and have a clear understanding of what it takes, they may find success executing a workout plan from a magazine or book. Unfortunately, i’ve seen too many go this route who either weren’t self motivated enough to stick with it or weren’t focused enough to create their own plan. If you decide to read about, learn, and execute a plan, it’s best to have a good base of knowledge to build. Picking up a book about exercise and trying to understand everything, for most people is like trying to learn web design from a book. It’s overwhelming.
Wouldn’t it be great if we could see an upswing in the percentage of individuals who exercise? It seems that for all the New Year’s resolutions that are made, gym memberships that are sold, and exercise equipment, books and dvd’s that are purchased, that number is virtually unchanged. Healthcare will only continue to increase unless we do something to help ourselves. The government can’t lower healthcare costs just because they want to. The laws of supply and demand are being dictated by an overall otherwise, unhealthy society. True healthcare reform starts with you.
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