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A good trainer won't 'train' you for free. What did the Joker say? 'If you're good at something don't do it for free'.8)

Just so you knows, anyone who's getting paid to do it is doing it professionally.:D And a more accurate thing to say would be the staff trainers at your gym are crap.;)

Heh maybe snoring isn't my problem after all. It's drinking.:lol:

My wife got carpal tunnel bad while she was pregnant but it went away for her shortly afterwards. Me on the otherhand I'm part of the shot hands group.:( Pain is the name of the game and vitamin I is the solution.:D

Yah I feel much luckier just going deaf. WHAT?

That's cool MB, I admire your perseverance. I've started working out again in the new year here. I could use to drop 20. That would put me at 5'10" 180. Which is a very comfortable weight for me, I'm big boned to say the least.

You're not alone, we're just a quiet minority. I'll have tv when they pay me to advertise in my home. Oh yah and when my young highly impressionable daughter is long grown up.

Well seeing how I don't have broadcasted TV you'd know better than me.:P

Being fit and happy with yourself is much more important than trying to attain a unrealistic media hyped 'look' of perfection.

Good for you! It's about investing in yourself, not wasting money. When it all boils down, our day to day health/fitness is the biggest standard of living factor there is.8)

Get away with what? No one is forced to hire a trainer. Personal trainers are about alot more than exercise. A personal trainer should be highly trained in exercise, diet, anatomy, injuries, diseases, psychology. My wife and her team of trainers are highly recognized now locally and alot...

Dude I lived in a van down by the river!:lol:

LMAO!!!:lol:

Part of that would lead back to Jeff's post. Most people have a skewed awareness of their own body. A personal trainer beyond motivation provides countless other benefits, such as but not restricted to a professional objective opinion about your strengths and weaknesses. And then combines...

I sure as hell don't!:D But I do drink beer!!!:lol:

That's ridiculous man. Lots of non pro athletes have trainers steady forever, and from the fact that they're usually highly successful rich people I wouldn't nescessarily class them as mental. If you were having trouble paying your mortgage or putting food on the table then yes having a...

And if that opinion was based on the average, normal person. Then that should've been specified. I dislike blanket statements, that is why I was questioning it.8)

It is for the rich, just like fine treework vs nescessary removals. The fat middle class person is the nescessary removal = pay for a few sessions and look after yourself The fat rich person is the fine pruning pruning/long term tree care = client for life. :lol:

That opinion is based on??? Anyone who is looking for performance out of their body, bodybuilders(like Jeff mentioned) athletes of all types use trainers. If you're looking for the ultimate in benefit and results use a trainer. Here's an example. Cutting trees isn't rocket science, so...

Interesting thread. My wife manages the personal training department at a all womans gym. The sales have grown exponentially since she has taken over, very proud of her. This year, after 2 years of running the department sales are up over 1000%!!! $60/hr is average from what I know of...