Guest guest Posted September 16, 2004 Report Share Posted September 16, 2004 a and Gymmie, Thanks for the info on the opportunities to train with or Shellie. It sounds like it is at least a possibility and that is so motivating for me. As far as the customer appreciation thing, are you speaking of customers of the workout items (tapes, DVD's, Etc.) or customers of his gym? I wonder if he ever comes to the East coast to get us up and moving like he does on the West coast. I guess I will have to wait and see. Thanks again, Ted > Hello Everyone! > > I arrived in Austin friday and just got back on the net last night. > I'm on the 2nd day of my new job working for the 5th largest > Political Action Committee in the country (and there are thousands). > Its unreal. Everything happened so fast. Crazy thing is, I never > applied for this job, a former co-worker of mine heard I was looking > and called me. Glad he did! > > I'm on the first floor in my new building. So no more pesky > downstairs neighbors...who hoo!! I have a gym at my apt. and one at > work. And one of my co-workers offered to take me to Jazzercise > classes on lunch hour occassionally. I'm psyched! > > I couldn't catch up on the posts I've missed. All my free time > disappeared again. > BUT > > Happy B-day Carolyn!! Sorry I missed it!!!! > > TED-I hope they still offere the Customer Appreciation free > training...but if not..lsave up and do it anyway. Things said > to me way back then during that session still come to me when I'm > working out. I loved it! Although I admit, it was grueling and tough. > I had a shared session and he had us run laps around the gym at one > point and then we met up with Mr. T (a friend of 's I think) who > gave us some advice. It was pretty awesome. And it was very surreal. > > a Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 16, 2004 Report Share Posted September 16, 2004 All of us--whether we do the tapes/DVDs or go to the gym. Also, they usually have discounts in the proshop. No, nothing planned on a regular basis. But if anyone ever hears anything, it gets posted. Maybe some of our east coast instructors can talk him into doing something for y'all. When he was here in Texas a month back, it was planned 3 years ago, but it wasn't confirmed until April of this year that he was coming. Whether you get down to the training center or a live class somewhere, it's definitely worth it. Ted wrote: a and Gymmie, Thanks for the info on the opportunities to train with or Shellie. It sounds like it is at least a possibility and that is so motivating for me. As far as the customer appreciation thing, are you speaking of customers of the workout items (tapes, DVD's, Etc.) or customers of his gym? I wonder if he ever comes to the East coast to get us up and moving like he does on the West coast. I guess I will have to wait and see. Thanks again, Ted > Hello Everyone!> > I arrived in Austin friday and just got back on the net last night. > I'm on the 2nd day of my new job working for the 5th largest > Political Action Committee in the country (and there are thousands). > Its unreal. Everything happened so fast. Crazy thing is, I never > applied for this job, a former co-worker of mine heard I was looking > and called me. Glad he did!> > I'm on the first floor in my new building. So no more pesky > downstairs neighbors...who hoo!! I have a gym at my apt. and one at > work. And one of my co-workers offered to take me to Jazzercise > classes on lunch hour occassionally. I'm psyched!> > I couldn't catch up on the posts I've missed. All my free time > disappeared again.> BUT> > Happy B-day Carolyn!! Sorry I missed it!!!!> > TED-I hope they still offere the Customer Appreciation free > training...but if not..lsave up and do it anyway. Things said > to me way back then during that session still come to me when I'm > working out. I loved it! Although I admit, it was grueling and tough. > I had a shared session and he had us run laps around the gym at one > point and then we met up with Mr. T (a friend of 's I think) who > gave us some advice. It was pretty awesome. And it was very surreal.> > aAs Deb has said: "Fitness is a journey and it begins with the first step.""This isn't about weight loss, it's about enlightenment" -Visit our new vault site http://taeboon.isportsdot.com/ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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