Personal Trainers and know it alls
TamzFit777
Posts: 110 Member
Hello,
I was hoping to hook up with some personal trainers or those who are educated and knowledgeable about fitness as a whole. (cardiorespiratory capacity/muscular capacity/flexibility/body composition/different types of muscle fibres ect...)
Add me if you know it all or think you do.
Well, Anyone can add me, I am willing to help if I can.
I was hoping to hook up with some personal trainers or those who are educated and knowledgeable about fitness as a whole. (cardiorespiratory capacity/muscular capacity/flexibility/body composition/different types of muscle fibres ect...)
Add me if you know it all or think you do.
Well, Anyone can add me, I am willing to help if I can.
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If a trainer, or anyone for that matter thinks they know it all, they are sadly mistaken.0
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I'm a woman- there for I know it all.
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i'm a woman, and a mother. the ultimate knower of all things.0
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I'm a woman, a mother, I'm older than you and I'm British
I know fecking everything, I may even know the unknowns
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I'm a woman, a mother, I'm older than you and I'm British
I know fecking everything, I may even know the unknowns
This explains everything.
John Oliver when he was on The Daily Show did a very brief shtick where he explained that as Americans we're used to taking what someone says with a British accent as fact since so many popular historians are British and so many documentaries are produced by the BBC.
Obviously this is why I find so much sense and logic in your posts. I was just hearing the accent through the text somehow.0 -
I'm a woman, a mother, I'm older than you and I'm British
I know fecking everything, I may even know the unknowns
Oh yeah?
Well I have a PhD, which means I at least have to bluster about and act like I know it all about everything. Who cares if my education's got nothing at all to do with fitness?0 -
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blues4miles wrote: »I'm a woman, a mother, I'm older than you and I'm British
I know fecking everything, I may even know the unknowns
This explains everything.
John Oliver when he was on The Daily Show did a very brief shtick where he explained that as Americans we're used to taking what someone says with a British accent as fact since so many popular historians are British and so many documentaries are produced by the BBC.
Obviously this is why I find so much sense and logic in your posts. I was just hearing the accent through the text somehow.
We also make good villains
Bwaha
Bwahahahahhaaaaaa0 -
I'm a male, so i know the women above me are batsh!t crazy.
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I'm a woman, a mother, I'm older than you and I'm British
I know fecking everything, I may even know the unknowns
All of the above plus I'm older than you, and I gave birth in an era when the NHS provided all new mothers with eyes in the back of their heads.
I must know every single Fing thing.
Hahaha, h.0 -
lol come on I've read a lot of comments on MFP and there are a lot of people here with great information! And I am a Personal Trainer looking to expand my knowledge, but as a female and a mom, I know it all too.0
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Cherimoose wrote: »I'm a male, so i know the women above me are batsh!t crazy.
All woman are crazy. It would be the level of crazy one can happily live with. Same applies to men....just for the record.0 -
I know what works for me. I don't pretend to know what works for anyone else.0
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RUN_LIFT_EAT wrote: »
You just my day! LOL Thanks0 -
Well.....I'm a female....and a mom.....and a social worker so I know it all but if for some reason I dont, "I can find thr answer for you." We are literally taught that phrase in school.0
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I'm a well read and well trained desk jockey and a bit of an *kitten*. I'm basically a trifecta0
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When I was a kid, my mom read me a story about a character named Mr Know It All. He wore a white smock, and carried a tube of ointment and an almanac. He sat at a desk in an office all day and answered questions and gave advice to anyone who walked in.
It's still my ultimate career ambition.0 -
When I was a kid, my mom read me a story about a character named Mr Know It All. He wore a white smock, and carried a tube of ointment and an almanac. He sat at a desk in an office all day and answered questions and gave advice to anyone who walked in.
It's still my ultimate career ambition.
I had this job, gave it up, the hours sucked.0 -
What kind of ointment?0
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Cherimoose wrote: »I'm a male, so i know the women above me are batsh!t crazy.
You're obviously a single male then a married one would say "I know my wife knows everything" and then make sure his wife saw it.0 -
CassidyScaglione wrote: »Cherimoose wrote: »I'm a male, so i know the women above me are batsh!t crazy.
You're obviously a single male then a married one would say "I know my wife knows everything" and then make sure his wife saw it.
LOL!
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What kind of ointment?
It never said specifically--It was actually described as "a tube of salve". I used ointment because I didn't think anyone would know what salve meant.
To this day, I still cannot find any reference to the story or the character anywhere. My parents kept a lot of the old childrens books they bought for us and I went through them all just a few years ago looking for this story but have never found it. Makes me wonder if it actually existed--I would have only been 4 or so when she read it--but the details are so clear in my head, it's hard to believe I am imagining it.0 -
EvgeniZyntx wrote: »When I was a kid, my mom read me a story about a character named Mr Know It All. He wore a white smock, and carried a tube of ointment and an almanac. He sat at a desk in an office all day and answered questions and gave advice to anyone who walked in.
It's still my ultimate career ambition.
I had this job, gave it up, the hours sucked.
I think it's called working an IT Help Desk now--which doesn't have the same appeal.
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It never said specifically--It was actually described as "a tube of salve". I used ointment because I didn't think anyone would know what salve meant.
To this day, I still cannot find any reference to the story or the character anywhere. My parents kept a lot of the old childrens books they bought for us and I went through them all just a few years ago looking for this story but have never found it. Makes me wonder if it actually existed--I would have only been 4 or so when she read it--but the details are so clear in my head, it's hard to believe I am imagining it. [/quote]
OMG! Salve! No matter what happened to me in my childhood, my mother's standard answer to every problem was, "Put some salve on it." Oh that takes me back! Lol0 -
If a trainer, or anyone for that matter thinks they know it all, they are sadly mistaken.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
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Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
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blues4miles wrote: »I'm a woman, a mother, I'm older than you and I'm British
I know fecking everything, I may even know the unknowns
This explains everything.
John Oliver when he was on The Daily Show did a very brief shtick where he explained that as Americans we're used to taking what someone says with a British accent as fact since so many popular historians are British and so many documentaries are produced by the BBC.
Obviously this is why I find so much sense and logic in your posts. I was just hearing the accent through the text somehow.
We also make good villains
Bwaha
Bwahahahahhaaaaaa
True 'dat.When I was a kid, my mom read me a story about a character named Mr Know It All. He wore a white smock, and carried a tube of ointment and an almanac. He sat at a desk in an office all day and answered questions and gave advice to anyone who walked in.
It's still my ultimate career ambition.
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I'm also a personal trainer, but i'm constantly looking to improve my knowledge of all things diet and fitness related. I love working with other trainers or fitness professionals/enthusiasts because it afford me the opportunity to learn and gain new perspective.
if that's what you're looking for, feel free to add me. I'm not a know it all, but what i do know, I KNOW!0 -
If a trainer, or anyone for that matter thinks they know it all, they are sadly mistaken.
A.C.E. Certified Personal and Group Fitness Trainer
IDEA Fitness member
Kickboxing Certified Instructor
Been in fitness for 30 years and have studied kinesiology and nutrition
Me too, we have to earn 4 CECs a year plus have First Aid to stay certified.0 -
What kind of ointment?
It never said specifically--It was actually described as "a tube of salve". I used ointment because I didn't think anyone would know what salve meant.
To this day, I still cannot find any reference to the story or the character anywhere. My parents kept a lot of the old childrens books they bought for us and I went through them all just a few years ago looking for this story but have never found it. Makes me wonder if it actually existed--I would have only been 4 or so when she read it--but the details are so clear in my head, it's hard to believe I am imagining it.
Yup my dad was all about the "salve"0
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