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I'm someone who has been around gyms for a longer time than I can remember.... I got certified as a Personal Training Specialist, few years ago, in Montreal, Canada.....Honestly, this certification, except for the fact that it had opened a door for me to get involved in the fitness industry, had added nothing to my knowledge...through the years that I have worked with fitness clients and fitness professionals I have learned that a lot of them knew very little about fitness and nutrition; that made me eager to help people, in any way possible, to achieve their fitness goals and improve their well-being.... Basically, that's one of the main reasons which made me start this blog.... In closing, I would like to say that I'm not a WRITER who decided to start a blog about fitness just because all the other topics were taken...Actually it's the other way around.

Tuesday, February 3, 2015

The side effect


People set different goals when it comes to training. Some wanna lose weight, some wanna gain muscle mass, some wanna get their muscles toned, some wanna maintain their fitness level, and so on...as a matter of fact only few of them wanna get into shape...by "getting into shape" I mean getting into a healthy mental and physical state, where you'll be more focus and productive at work and where you can go up and down the stairs, if the elevator is out of order, without losing your breath or where you can carry your grocery bags without pinching your lower back...

If your goal is to be happy, healthy and prosperous in life then be one of those who wanna get into shape when it comes to training...trust me you won't be happy and healthy by gaining muscle mass while getting all messed up in the head during the process...at the same time you won't be happy and healthy by losing the extra weight while getting your immune system weak and fragile...

Bottom line, if you wanna improve your well-being then you gonna have to adjust your training goal to "getting into shape". Do so, and in no time you'll find out that gaining the muscle mass, losing the extra weight, toning the muscles or maintaining the fitness level will be just a "side effect" of your hard work at the gym, determination, dedication, commitment, and healthy eating habits.

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