Once again it is that time of year. We see it every year in waxing and waning numbers. People
lining up at the squat racks in order to do barbell curls, oddly dressed folks doing God knows what while balancing on giant, fluorescently colored balls, and truly bizarre variations of the notable text book lifts with bonus footage of bloopers when things go terribly wrong.
That’s right! The New Year has brought back the Resolutioners. The extra income from new
memberships is more than welcomed by all gym owners in this down economy and personal trainers benefit as much as a sea bird at a grunion run. The only people that really have a tough time are the long-term, seasoned gym goers that end up experiencing various degrees of frustration depending on exactly how hard up the gym administrators were prior to the new year. It’s not to say that making and fiercely pursuing a new goal isn’t a noble endeavor. It’s just the sheer numbers and regularly illogical methodologies implemented wear on the nerves of anyone in the game for the long haul.
Most disturbing about the garden variety Resolutioner is his or her penchant for working diligently towards injury in order to stop training for the rest of the year and come back in January. The record just keeps skipping, but no one seems to be home to fix it.
Well if you’ve spent your hard earned cash at the gym of your choice and would like to really achieve your fitness goals while losing the stigmatic title of “Resolutioner”, please bookmark this blog now and come back at least every two weeks. Here at Fitmid-life.com, we will do our best to educate and inform. Our newest E book will be out this year and some Fitmid-life.com visitors will receive free copies for download to your favorite reader.
This year we will be including top most annoying resolutioner habits in each of our posts during the first business quarter. We do this for only one quarter because that is how long it usually takes for the typical resolutioner to stop going to the gym.
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