I've seen a couple of these stories lately: Instead of boring old candy or wine or pajamas this holiday, why not give some fitness-related gift? Like some piece of exercise equipment (iGallop anyone?)
or a certificate for a massage or a consultation with a nutritionist. I
say, BAD IDEA. Okay, yes, wine is bad for non-drinkers and candy is
harsh for diabetics and pajamas are lousy for people who sleep in the
nude (boo-ya) so I'm not saying other gifts are without peril. But even
as someone who might stand to personally gain from, say, you giving
away a certificate for three sessions with a personal trainer like me,
let's just stop and think this one through a little more. Because I
think there's one strong possibility to consider, and I believe I've
said it before.
Fitness gifts could easily be interpreted as
saying...
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