Damn! even after ten months of regular gym my trainer still manages to dig out muscles which I never knew existed…

  • I’d hope so ;p

    The training/work-out schedules here (in North America) that I am aware of generally work progressively, from layer to layer, and you’re constantly (every 6-8 weeks) changing/increasing the intensity of workouts, and working different parts of the body so as to not completely wear out one part while neglecting the other parts …

    … you realize the same thing with martial arts too, I think. You learn skills in one area for a few weeks, and then soon after start on a new technique which makes you realize you’ve still got fat/flab in areas you thought you didn’t have ;/

    • Well, I am indeed glad that my trainer is efficient…

  • the next level.

  • I’ve been gymming for just 2 months now, so you know better 😉

  • You have a good trainer, he is making the whole experience of gymming to look forward to eh?

    • Yes, my trainer is good he knows exactly how much he can push me :))

  • I did give up gymming as the trainer said I had to push myself to ever-higher levels of workout; I now do ab crunches, some aerobic exercises and a couple of weight exercises every day at home. After I stopped gymming because I went to the US, I actually PUT on more flab, thanks to the increased level of appetite and nothing to work it off with!

    …oh well, that’s called sore-ing to new heights of fitness! …and hopefully, your LDL and triglyerides will now start coming down a little, too….and Swati’s.

    • and hopefully, your LDL and triglyerides will now start coming down a little,
      Excercise did keep it in line for 5 years… however it is only since past 10 months the *I* have been going to a gym Swati has been going to a gym for as long as I can remember