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Do you have to be in shape to work in 24 hour fitness?

by jess
(plano texas)

I'm curious because i weigh 170 and I'm 5'2 and I was wondering if they can hire me like this for a front desk position?

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Do you have to be in shape to work in 24 hour fitness?

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You're first question should be why am I not in shape?
by: Joe Bartovic

Jess, Do you have a passion for fitness? Do you like helping others? Then go and apply. But please ask yourself the harder question, am I doing the best I can for my own fitness?

I was a high school athlete. In my 20's I was a typical "gym rat" 188lbs 30" waist, 8% body fat. But I let myself go. In 2 years time at 254lbs size 46" jeans I said "what happened to you?"

I set the course for myself to get back in shape with diet & exercise to have a better quality of life. My work and my lifestyle are now one.

If your plans are to change yourself and be an inspiration to others then working at a gym would be the right thing to do.
Best Health,
Joe Bartovic
Fit 4 U Personal Training
Middletown CT
www.myspace.com/joefit4u



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