Well, it's been a little while since my last blog. I have to get on here more often! Since last I blogged, I've decided to start working out & eating healthier, blah blah blah. You know, the boring way to lose weight. No grape fruit diets for this girl. I'm certain a diet of that nature would make me a very hard person to be around. For everyone. No joke.
Anyhow, I've noticed certain things since I've started my little fitness adventure, as I like to call it. There are definitely certain people that get stereotyped as "Gym Rats". And that is no lie. No matter what gym you go to, there's usually going to be some dude who is lifting weights and making funny noises while doing so. I feel sort of bad, but I can't help but giggle to myself a little bit. Because, he is probably so into the weight lifting that he has no clue the kind of noises he's making. Ahhh, I shall deem this occurence "Gym Comedy".
There's also the girl that's really intimidating. As you are going at a somewhat decent pace on the machine next to her, she seems to be going a bajillion miles an hour. And then my machine is making some horrid noise & I'm wondering is it just me? How come super woman's machine isn't making that noise? And then, I remember I don't really care & I keep working out. Nonetheless, there is always at least one of these girls/women present at a gym.
I've also discovered another kind of person at the gym. The person who is huffing & puffing & breathing so heavily that you are creeped out and worried for them at the same time. Now, don't get me wrong, I do my fair share of labored breathing at the gym. But this was almost borderline wheezing. I wonder to myself as I'm working out next to them; What would I do if they passed out on me? They are rather sweaty too, so that wouldn't be pleasant, but really...these noises don't sound healthy. And just as I'm pondering this, the heavy breather gets off of the machine and walks away. I'm just glad to see they are still alive. This is good.
Well, that's about it for my Adventures in Fitness...for now. I don't plan on quitting anytime soon. Intimidation or no, I'm enjoying the feeling of accomplishment after each workout. And yes, I enjoy giggling to myself about the little intricacies of the gym environment. I guess I always have to find the humor in things.
