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Meet the manager before joining the club
It may be true that a highly motivated person can work out well even at a club managed by his or her worst enemy. But most of us are not like that. We all know that our dues are in part paying for his or her salary.
Liking a club owner or manager may sound trivial to the dedicated athlete. He or she will say that at best these folks pay the club’s bills in a timely fashion, thereby insuring that doors will stay open. Beyond that they are little relevance.
If we were all as single-minded as an Olympic champion, this might very well be all that we would need to care about. But few of us are at that point. Consequently, the feelings we have toward the club’s decision-maker is of utmost importance.
Liking this individual can be crucial. By liking, it assumed that there is a general respect for his or her attitudes and inclinations toward the both the members and staff. These become evidenced in his or her daily actions when at the club and also in the staff when they are not present.
Disliking what club owners or managers are all about creates an unhealthy set of feelings. Few of us thrive on such antipathy. Those of us who do are most often eventually cut off from further relating even to members like ourselves. That can cause one to lose interest in the daily attendance which is needed for workout success.
Perhaps the single most important question to ask about this person is over whether they care about the club members actually improving at their fitness routines. That is far different than only caring about the number of advance paid memberships.
We all go through up and downs when maintaining a regular fitness lifestyle. As a result we need all of the help we can get to stay on course. A large part of that comes from having a good feeling toward person who pays the club’s bills.
Perhaps the best way to say it is that we are all better off around others who rely on us more for our improvements than for our monthly dues payment. Knowing that others care about our success makes it far easier to make to the club that day when it seems just to hard or do that one more repetition or to even make it there in the first place.
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Day 22 Weight Loss- January 27, 2010
Day 22
Weight- 223.3 lb.
Food Consumed- ? Calories
x2 foot long chicken breast sub from Subway (no sauces), water, yogurt, and milk to go with my protein shake
Workout-
Did some core exercises on my exercise ball. Did an hour of cardio on a “gazelle”. Today was biceps and legs at the gym.
Supplements taken-
Took some multivitamins in the afternoon. Had a protein shake.
Overall thoughts-
Fun times at the gym. I started off doing dumbell curls for biceps. I got to my last set, in a semi-amusing sequence that was as follows:
12 Reps of 20 lbs.
10 Reps of 25 lbs.
…4 Reps of 30 lbs….on my right arm…ZERO on my left…gave up and tried to do 25..couldn’t… went back to the start
12 Reps of 20 lbs.
At this point I was a little confused. I was literally unable to get that weight up using my left arm at all, no matter how hard I tried. The only thing I can think that would have made my arm so tired was the relatively short breaks between my sets (I have tried to speed things up based on everyone’s feedback). I was surprised, because it was the first workout of the day, and my 3rd set…and I was unable to get that weight up (last week with longer sets, I think I was able to do 2 reps on my left arm). I figured my right arm would be stronger since it is my dominant one, but I didn’t think it would be that dramatically different. I hope I don’t end up with a beast right arm, and a small left one lol. Fortunately I finished out the day after that relatively a bit higher then normal in terms of repetitions (which means I may have to increase weight soon!). My buddy is insisting we go to the gym again tomorrow, and work on a single muscle…don’t know if that is a good idea…it would be pretty brutal without off-muscle exercises in between my workouts.
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"Hindi movies" "Veer" - "Salman Khan, Jackie Shroff, Bianca Van Varenberg"
Veer, a Manmohan Desai-meets-Gladiator epic, provides this but doesn’t weave it together with enough imagination or panache. This mega-scale love story has patches of power but mostly veers between being ridiculous and plain boring. There are moments of comedy that will have you laughing till your sides ache – it’s unintentional of course.
Heavily inspired by the 1962 Tony Curtis film Taras Bulba, Veer is set in colonial India and concerns a Rajputana tribe known as the Pindharis. These are unique warrior alcoholics. They are good at killing and drinking and have a dress sense that combines Gujarat emporium outfits with fur and seriously unkempt hair.
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"Hindi movies" "Veer" - "Salman Khan, Jackie Shroff, Bianca Van Varenberg"
Veer, a Manmohan Desai-meets-Gladiator epic, provides this but doesn’t weave it together with enough imagination or panache. This mega-scale love story has patches of power but mostly veers between being ridiculous and plain boring. There are moments of comedy that will have you laughing till your sides ache – it’s unintentional of course.
Heavily inspired by the 1962 Tony Curtis film Taras Bulba, Veer is set in colonial India and concerns a Rajputana tribe known as the Pindharis. These are unique warrior alcoholics. They are good at killing and drinking and have a dress sense that combines Gujarat emporium outfits with fur and seriously unkempt hair.
Watch "Veer" Bollywood movie - Salman Khan, Mithun, Jackie Shroff
"Aakhri Decision" - Hindi Bollywood movie - Anant Jog, Nagesh Bhonsle, Mushtaq Khan, Navni Prahar
The movie revolves around a trained killer Arjun. Arjun is a deadly slaughterer and a lethal executioner. The man behind Arjun’s development is Victor, a crime mastermind and specialised contract killer.
Victor the so called father of Arjun, treated him like him as his own son, but kept Arjun away from the outer world. Thus Arjun never had friends but only enemies. But one fine day Manasi enters his life and Arjun’s life take a turn. Sandwiched between Victor and Manasi, Arjun finds difficult to choose between the mentor and the love. In mid of this, Arjun is sent to Unisted States for an assignment. Post return from U.S, Arjun decides to give up crime and spend life with Manasi.Watch futher ..
"Aakhri Decision" - Hindi Bollywood movie - Anant Jog, Nagesh Bhonsle, Mushtaq Khan, Navni Prahar
The movie revolves around a trained killer Arjun. Arjun is a deadly slaughterer and a lethal executioner. The man behind Arjun’s development is Victor, a crime mastermind and specialised contract killer.
Victor the so called father of Arjun, treated him like him as his own son, but kept Arjun away from the outer world. Thus Arjun never had friends but only enemies. But one fine day Manasi enters his life and Arjun’s life take a turn. Sandwiched between Victor and Manasi, Arjun finds difficult to choose between the mentor and the love. In mid of this, Arjun is sent to Unisted States for an assignment. Post return from U.S, Arjun decides to give up crime and spend life with Manasi.Watch futher ..