Sunday, November 4, 2007

A Workout Plan For You

Fitness centers were created in order to prevent or lessen any health problems. They provide a variety of services that aid in maintaining a healthy lifestyle as well as the body form you would so dearly desire. There is a fitness center at Florida Gulf Coast University, and it is open to all students, faculty, staff, alumni and even outsiders. It offers a variety of services that aid in having such a healthy lifestyle. One can find a personal trainer that can supervise every move that one makes and guide one in meeting health-related goals. If one would rather not have a personal trainer, one can always go to the second option of having a personal work-out plan developed by a certified personal trainer.

Whatever the case may be, one goes to the gym in order to stay in shape and lose weight. The only difference is that not everyone has the same workout plan as the person. There is no “one shoe fits all,”said behavioural scientist Neil King from Queensland University of Technology. Losing weight and staying in shape depends on the compensatory responses of one, such as how hungry one is and the food intake due to the energy expenditure. It also depends if it is due to a biological drive or if it is on a reward-basis. Thus, the workout plan of a person differs from others so much that a person may lose some pounds while under supervision of a personal trainer and yet another person may lose a couple more or less pounds than the former while under supervision. It all depends...

2 comments:

Stacy said...

I see that sign in the background about a slimfest, do you know what that is? Do you have more information? Are personal trainers/advice free at the FGCU fitness center?

Bev said...

THAT'S IT?!!!! I wanted to read more! Oh well. Pretty interesting. I think that it is true that no matter how much you go to the gym and whether in supervision or not, because it does depend on the person's metabolism whether you get as fit as you want to. First off, you have to do the exercises properly and you have to burn more calories than you intake, otherwise IT WON'T WORK!!! (So I've been told by a trainer at FGCU) Imagine, building muscle over fat? Um...yeahhh....
Anyway, great blog!