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I hated having a trainer, ugh
and then she was really hard to convince I'd fired her. She kept on calling, and calling, and calling... |
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Awkward :unsure: |
Geez, it's like having a stalker ex!
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You do, however, touch on what is called the problem of normativity. There is a quantum leap from having a reason to think a proposition is true, to adopting a course of action. Of course, one could adopt a principle like "If I believe that I should do X, then I should do X", but this is itself a belief and so is subject to the same quantum gap from belief to action, and so it faces the same problem over again. There is nothing in logic (that I know of) that can overcome this need for a kick-up-the-bum, get-your-arse-into-gear, get-up-and-do-it impetus. Probably because philosophers aren't very good at turning good ideas into action. Shit, what kind of nerds get into a thread about personal trainers and discuss logic? :lol: |
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Well, just whispering so as not to confuse the muscle-heads. They're counting their reps.
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There are some real wackos out there reading craigslist.
Bad idea. Buy a dog. Run with him. He'll love it, and unless you pick something like an Australian Cattle Dog or one of the hounds, he won't stalk you. |
Or, see if there is a dog exercising service in your area that needs someone to walk/run dogs. You might even get paid for exercising.
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When my sis was able to be my exercise partner, I did great until she got too busy and her schedule was just too whack. Now she lives way too far away. I had my own apartment gym, but other than safety reasons, I just don't like going on my own. I might look into Zen's idea. I only work part-time at my current job, I don't need a second job, but it means I have extra time. If its a responsibility I would have to fulfill that obligation. Hm, might still be boring though I guess that doesn't matter so much. Being fat is boring too. |
One of the big issues with small towns? Not much in the way of options.
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Also, personal trainers are expensive. Generally they do not work FOR the gym - they are independent contractors. It is possible sometimes to get a deal with a trainer, like a beginners special or something, but not all trainers will give you deals. If you have the money and you can afford one, it is good investment though, especially if you don't know what you're doing. |
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My trainer was working out at the same time I was yesterday and ended up working with me on pull ups and dips just for the hell of it. They also have drawings for free training sessions and other ways you can win or earn them, although not very often. Normally, it's $60/hr or $35 half/hr - or its cheaper if you get 2 friends to join you as a group. |
Years ago when a friend and I joined the Y, a guy I knew (Conan the Librarian: he's Mr Fit and also worked at the library) who was a trainer there gave us a run-through on everything and the proper ways to use it. Then, just having my friend to go with was a huge motivator.
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