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« Reply #51 on: Friday 27 July, 2007 » |
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i just noticd that you write alot about fitness and you seem very knowelgable.
I am a qualified personal trainer, but i confess that just because i studied it, doesnt mean I agree with it. before i got any qualifications i was a world ranked tennis player - yet had never stepped foot in a gym. I trained my mind and body hard- i ran, skipped, did footwork drills, sand sprints, bodyweight exercises. I was fit in what i think of as a "natural way" - simply using my own body and nature ... then i go and learn about reps and sets and the whole "gym environment" and "sports nutrition" ... and well i dont really agree with what i was taught. I dont think people need to pay gym fees for the rest of their lives to stay fit.. i think its absurd that someone actually invented a machine to make us walk/run (treadmill) i mean how lazy can we get. and dont get me started on those protein "nutrition" bars............. there are new qyms opening up every day, but people continue to get fatter and lazier - so its obviously not the answer.
thanks for that site, ill definately take a look.
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