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My friend opened a gym

January 12, 2007 by Tricia

One of the nurses that I used to work with in the pain clinic, many years ago, used to work three jobs. She worked at our clinic three days a week, at another clinic the other two, and every single day she taught aerobics and other classes in various gyms around the city. She was just a ball of energy, and she still is! She actually left the pain clinic that we worked in together just before I did, and when I started working in the hospital that I’m currently employed at, who should I run into but my old friend.

I think it was 1999, or 2000, when we still worked together at the pain clinic, that she began to talk about training for a new fitness training course. The course she was taking was a mix of boxing and kick boxing. I know she traveled out of the Country to do her training and I believe that she went to the original creator of this new form of exercise, Dean Lister, who first opened his fitness club in 1998. Dean Listers first club was called The boxing Club and I’ve just learned that it’s been expanding nationally throughout the US.

My nursing friend is still going strong with her courses and I’ve just learned that she’s opening her second gym now too. It’s interesting to think that she got her start with Dean Listers newly created fitness regime.

When I start to feel better I’m going to get in touch with my friend and see if I can join her new gym. She’s an excellent fitness trainer and I’d trust her advice. Since movement these days pretty much causes pain in my abdomen I’d have to start off with gentle exercises but I’m sure with her knowledge I’d get back into getting into shape without hurting myself or causing my tummy to hurt more.





Filed Under: Health Fitness and Beauty, Recreation Tagged With: boxing, crohns, Dean Lister, fitness club, gym, gym opening, Health and Fitness, Health Fitness and Beauty, IBD, Inflammatory bowel disease, kick boxing, nurse, pain, the boxing club

Comments

  1. Jeff says

    September 13, 2011 at 4:20 pm

    Without a doubt, boxing is a serious workout, and I can see why your friend got hooked to boxing exercises to help her get into shape. Their aren’t too many boxers with cellulite on their bodies. Hopefully she has had success with her business ventures in the fitness world. It is competitive to say the least.

  2. Personal trainer preston says

    October 17, 2011 at 9:53 am

    It’;s a very competitive arena but one that is never short of customers, word of mouth and providing results that are obviously monitored leads to more and more work available, which results in more healthy workouts all round 🙂

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