Planet Fitness

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  • spartan_d
    spartan_d Posts: 727 Member
    HeliumIsNoble, your accusation was that people are offended because PF scheduled "rest days," i.e. the tanning days in question. Your entire defense is predicated on the notion that these tanning days are meant as rest days.

    To "prove" this, you say that if we replace the weak-*kitten* workouts that were scheduled on other days of the week, the tanning days would be legitimate rest days.

    I already explained why that reasoning is wrong. YES, if we were to drastically modify the rest of the workout plan, the tanning days could be considered rest days -- carcinogenic rest days, but rest days nonetheless. That's like saying that if you replace cubic zirconium with the finest diamonds, it would be valuable. The logic simply doesn't make sense.

    YOU are the one who interprets the tagline as objecting to the notion of rest days. I disagree with that interpretation, for reasons that I have explained at great length. I think you're the one who's being petty by insisting that this is what the image says, even though that interpretation is by no means unassailable.

    The subject of Planet Fitness workout plans and recommendations has come up on MFP several times before. Not once has any of the critics -- myself included -- complained about the presence of rest days, except insofar as the entire week amounts to little more than resting. Not once has anyone -- critic or defender -- interpreted the tanning sessions are periods of rest. If you're going to insist on this interpretation, you should know that i'ts not a popular one.
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