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Old 01-06-2012, 10:18 AM   #2730
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Unrelated to your issue Jake ...but related nonetheless. There are a number of us regulars who cringe waiting for the various waves of resolutions. This year, so far, (searching for wood to knock on) there have been very few new people in the gym. We were wondering last night if it is because the kids are still not in school. So, perhaps in my area, people are waiting for 'routine' before they commit to their own routine. However, I may have just jinxed myself cause tonite is Zumba... and it may be PACKED.

So then, as I am inclined to do, I further dug into this thought. As I stood in my zumba class waiting for it to start, I looked around at all of the new faces. As I was dancing (well sweating buckets may be a better way to say it) I started thinking about the regulars, each gym has them, and we change, regulars change over time too. Then I started to reflect on the fact that every class has new faces, all the time. It is the ever changing face of the gym. I expanded on that thought. The new year resolutioners, or close to swimwear season resolutioners, become a part of the face of the gym; the face of the gym just changes more noticeably. It may not be that everyone is brand new, rather they are a more noticable change in the face of the gym.

So, Jake, thanks for posing the question you did. I took it further than intended, however it did open my mind. And it changed how I saw things. I love it when my held views are questioned and reformed.

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