I finally took the giant step. My mother has been urging me to do this for a long time now while my father reminding how regular I have been with my new ventures and how this is going to be yet another very-enthusiastically-begun-and-soon-forgotten emprise. But having realised the importance of the task at hand, I set out to examine all proximally available resources to choose among the best.
The gym i chose looked pretty exciting. A very friendly instructor, lot of equipments, convenient timings, enough reasons for zero-ing on this one. I don't really remember the name of the place, but that isnt important.
I got to meet a few very "interesting" people and a good deal of others that made me feel a lot better about myself and restored all lost hope! Anyway, after the initial warm-up session was a long walk to nowhere and other static dynamics (proud moment!) at the end of which i thought i had no legs. Followed by a few more and this time it was the turn of the arms.
Oh and did i mention the feet numbing experience with the DDLJ machine? The one that has been inspired by the slow motions of bollywood. I am told it is cross trainer, but i prefer to call it this. While you can perfect the art of Bollywood ishtyle slow motion running, you can also get trained on rowing a boat! You couldn't have asked for more. As long as it helps the fat burning process, i dont have reasons to complain.
So far, so good. I just hope I can prove my dad wrong this time!
The gym i chose looked pretty exciting. A very friendly instructor, lot of equipments, convenient timings, enough reasons for zero-ing on this one. I don't really remember the name of the place, but that isnt important.
I got to meet a few very "interesting" people and a good deal of others that made me feel a lot better about myself and restored all lost hope! Anyway, after the initial warm-up session was a long walk to nowhere and other static dynamics (proud moment!) at the end of which i thought i had no legs. Followed by a few more and this time it was the turn of the arms.
Oh and did i mention the feet numbing experience with the DDLJ machine? The one that has been inspired by the slow motions of bollywood. I am told it is cross trainer, but i prefer to call it this. While you can perfect the art of Bollywood ishtyle slow motion running, you can also get trained on rowing a boat! You couldn't have asked for more. As long as it helps the fat burning process, i dont have reasons to complain.
So far, so good. I just hope I can prove my dad wrong this time!
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