Zealotry of the newly Fit

[bolson]

I've been having a lot of fun with my increasing fitness lately in climbing and acro-gymnastics. This new good feeling has on occasion turned my my thoughts towards those of the newly converted zealot: "wow, this is awesome, this is clearly better, everyone should do this"
This may be partially true, but for the other part I should probably try to not be a jerk about it.

. . . . .

and I don't have to look very far to see examples that make me think humbly that I have a lot more improvement yet I could do.

Comments

[blk]

Aw.

For a second I thought you were talking about having recently bought a Fit and I was all excited.

[entrochan.livejournal.com]

Hey, so where are you doing your acro stuff? I remember places and times and details coming across this general channel (ie, the internet), and thinking "I should remember that", but I haven't (remembered that).

[soong.livejournal.com]

This was my first post on the "acrobalance" class I've been going to. In short, Tuesday nights at 7:30 at 128 Smith Pl., Cambridge MA [Gymnastics Academy of Boston - Cambridge], $15.

[surrealestate.livejournal.com]

The trouble is that while it probably is true for most everyone, we already know that. Ignorance is not the problem. I mean, while you're at it, might as well point out that I'd be happier were I in a stable long-term relationship. :)

[flexagon]

I guess that being active is usually seen as something a person has more control over...

[klari.livejournal.com]

Beware, the next phase after proselytize is judge. I went through a couple months of judging the people who take up more than their seat on planes and things like that. I am better now since really it is my fault they are the way they are, TV manufacturer that I am...