More of Me to Love | Community Forum 2010-09-10T10:28:55Z Copyright (c) 2011 ExpressionEngine tag:moreofmetolove.com,2011:12:22 Fitness Trainer too “Overweight” for Weight Watchers tag:moreofmetolove.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.96 2010-08-31T17:40:26Z 2010-09-10T10:28:55Z Jay Solomon Yes, you read that right. A National Trainer has been rejected for a job with Weight Watchers because she’s not thin enough. But, really? She’s not healthy enough and fit enough!? She’s a National Trainer. I can’t say I’m ever amazed at anything Weight Watchers does, but this is practically silly. Read more for yourself and let me know your thoughts:

http://www.610wiod.com/cc-common/seasonal/health/sub.html?feed=104671&article=7537134

]]> Are personal trainers worth it? tag:moreofmetolove.com,2010:forums/viewthread/.72 2010-02-15T19:38:56Z nov0caine Hey All, I’m trying to get motivated with exercise and I’ve thought time an time again about a personal trainer… has anybody else here had any previous experience with personal trainers? I understand at times they can be quite expensive and very demanding. Anyway, I’ve been watching the Personal Trainer videos on this site i found (i’m in Australia) and i’ve located a trainer i’m confident will help… It’s just a matter of taking the plunge! Is it better to do things myself or should i be buying my motivation is the premise of what i’m asking here…

Thanks,
Jenny.

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