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Should You Join A Gym?

  • Writer:  Carol Michaels
    Carol Michaels
  • 1 day ago
  • 1 min read
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crowded exercise class

Some things to think about befor joining an expensive exercise facility:


  1. Socializing at a gym can be a distraction. Are you working out for 1 hour or talking for 1 hour? The other gym members can be annoying: too friendly, perverts, or in need of a shower.

 

  1. Traveling back and forth to the gym and getting “dressed up” to exercise can be big time wasters 

 

  1. Some gyms are not cleaned regularly and are health hazards. Also, some people do not wipe down the machines. The small equipment is not cleaned regularly-weights bands, balls, etc.


  1. It is common to develop a foot fungus from the mats.

 

  1. Some gyms have classes that are too large -the participants are using poor form and getting injured. Large classes are not for everyone especially not for new exercisers, post-rehab, medical conditions, or poor coordination. 

 

  1. The better classes at the gym, or the ones offered at peak times can be too crowded. This means that someone’s foot may wind up in your mouth. Sometimes you need to arrive over 15 minutes before the class just to get a spot.

 

  1. Working out at the gym is good for your health, but if you need to lose weight you have to make changes to your food intake.

 

  1. The amount of calories used is not always accurate on a machine. Do not get fooled into thinking that you just burned 500 calories in 30 minutes by walking on the treadmill.


Please do your research before spending money on a high end gym or any fitness facility.

 

 
 
 

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