On Monday I joined a gym for the first time. I figured now
that I have a little more free time, I have no excuse for NOT going to the gym.
Plus, there are a lot worse ways to spend your free time than getting in shape.
I walked up to the front desk, and stated that I wanted to
join the gym. What I wasn't prepared for was the amount of decisions that I
would have to make. Do I want to join for the summer or for a continuous
membership? Do I want the premium membership with towel service or the regular
membership? Then I had to sign and initial a page long document and get my
picture for my ID taken. It was quite the procedure - who would have thought?
After I signed up, they said I could book an introduction to the gym sometime,
and I figured I didn't need it – how complicated could it be?
Being all gung-ho on starting right away, I went and got
changed, and then my boyfriend (who also goes to the same gym) showed me
around. There is a pool, a cardio room, a circuit room, a weight room/machine
room and many more. Not only are there many different rooms, they are all on
different levels – how are you supposed to find your way around in a place like
that? Have I mentioned that I am directionally challenged? The most
intimidating room was the weight room/machine room – how on earth do people
know how to use all of that stuff? After taking a look around and trying a
couple things, I decided that I better book that introduction. It is a little more complicated than I thought.
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