The January Gym Crowd
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goddessofawesome wrote: »
I get it. New people are annoying because they don't know what they're doing. Just remember though you were one of those "new people" once who didn't know squat. And heck, I'll go so far as to say that many of you were probably one of those "resolutioners".
It's got nothing to do with new people being annoying. Crowds of new people prevent you from being able to just get in, and get your stuff done and leave.
So they're annoying?
I think she's saying that the new people aren't annoying because they're new...
...they're annoying because they're people...and in greater number.
And as someone who dislikes crowds in nearly all situations, I get it.0 -
jofjltncb6 wrote: »goddessofawesome wrote: »
I get it. New people are annoying because they don't know what they're doing. Just remember though you were one of those "new people" once who didn't know squat. And heck, I'll go so far as to say that many of you were probably one of those "resolutioners".
It's got nothing to do with new people being annoying. Crowds of new people prevent you from being able to just get in, and get your stuff done and leave.
So they're annoying?
I think she's saying that the new people aren't annoying because they're new...
...they're annoying because they're people...and in greater number.
And as someone who dislikes crowds in nearly all situations, I get it.
I can't stand them either! UGH!! They make me stabby. People. *shudder*0 -
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I'm glad I mostly work out at home. I don't like being around people.0
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goddessofawesome wrote: »
I get it. New people are annoying because they don't know what they're doing. Just remember though you were one of those "new people" once who didn't know squat. And heck, I'll go so far as to say that many of you were probably one of those "resolutioners".
It's got nothing to do with new people being annoying. Crowds of new people prevent you from being able to just get in, and get your stuff done and leave.
So if crowds of new people prevent you from getting in, getting it done and leaving doesn't that apply to crowds of the regular people as well? I mean a crowd is a crowd new or old.0 -
killerqueen21 wrote: »People are just annoying in general. I don't care how long they've been there.
Win.0 -
jofjltncb6 wrote: »goddessofawesome wrote: »
I get it. New people are annoying because they don't know what they're doing. Just remember though you were one of those "new people" once who didn't know squat. And heck, I'll go so far as to say that many of you were probably one of those "resolutioners".
It's got nothing to do with new people being annoying. Crowds of new people prevent you from being able to just get in, and get your stuff done and leave.
So they're annoying?
I think she's saying that the new people aren't annoying because they're new...
...they're annoying because they're people...and in greater number.
And as someone who dislikes crowds in nearly all situations, I get it.
exactly.0 -
goddessofawesome wrote: »goddessofawesome wrote: »
I get it. New people are annoying because they don't know what they're doing. Just remember though you were one of those "new people" once who didn't know squat. And heck, I'll go so far as to say that many of you were probably one of those "resolutioners".
It's got nothing to do with new people being annoying. Crowds of new people prevent you from being able to just get in, and get your stuff done and leave.
So if crowds of new people prevent you from getting in, getting it done and leaving doesn't that apply to crowds of the regular people as well? I mean a crowd is a crowd new or old.
Sure, it applies to all crowds. However in every gym I've been to, there aren't crowds (That aren't manageable) until January.
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Well. So DYELB brings up an EXCELLENT point.
If you look at this as a hobby type thing- 150 a month is not expensive. Regular lessons hockey/karate/dance/music would run you 200+ a month. I know at my studio- unlimited runs around 290- which includes rehearsal fees
if you stop looking at it like a gym- and you look at it like regular dance classes- or regular hockey lessons- it becomes on point.
If you look at it as a gym- then oh hell no.
I'd say this comparison is pretty apt, maybe it shouldn't be viewed as a gym membership, but access dues to a game centered around lifting.0 -
look up any other hobby- skating- skiing- karate- dance- etc etc- it all costs that much- in the grand scheme of things 150 for unlimited technical classes is nothing- that's what we charge for 8 classes/month- which is 2 hours a week. So- in that context- it makes perfect sense.
comparatively, while the shooting is far safer, the xfit is far cheaper as a sport hobby.
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look up any other hobby- skating- skiing- karate- dance- etc etc- it all costs that much- in the grand scheme of things 150 for unlimited technical classes is nothing- that's what we charge for 8 classes/month- which is 2 hours a week. So- in that context- it makes perfect sense.
comparatively, while the shooting is far safer, the xfit is far cheaper as a sport hobby.
Exactly- almost any hobby that takes- time facilities and comittment- will cost that much if not more.
horses- guns- motorcycles- track days- cars- road track- straight track etc etc.0 -
kelleybean1 wrote: »Yep. Even at 5 am the # of folks has more than doubled.
I am a member of the 5 am club also. Its the best
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It's almost the end of January and things are getting back to normal. People who have transitioned to be stayers are starting to make friends and those who didn't make it for the long term will try again next year.0
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