My "Duh" Moment

I've been waiting for my WOW moment, but the "Duh" moment came first. So, the weight loss is good. My recovery has been trouble-free and I was finally released for strength training in addition to the cardio I've been doing. I switched membership from the Y to the fitness center associated with the hospital where I had surgery. This week I took advantage of the new member service for a fitness evaluation, which is used to develop a fitness program to address my current status and my goals. My appt was with a 20-something male fitness instructor who is a full-time grade school physical education teacher. Nice, cute, and serious about his task. After putting me through the paces (height, weight, age, body fat measurements - the old way with calipers - push ups, sit ups, stress heart rate - while biking for 6 minutes - strength and flexibility), he plugs all my stats into his handy-dandy computerized program and solemnly tells me I'm below the norm for fitness. How shocking!!! I thought I would choke trying to keep my laugher down!

Hey Cleo, that's really funny. Wonder if he thought you didn't know you were a bit overweight either. Thanks for the chuckle. Have a great day, my friend! Hugs, Cindy

Obviously being cute or young doesn't mean you have a brain...

OH MY GOSH.....I wonder why he thought you came in there in the first place...because you're a body builder? LOL That is TOO good! Also.......YOU CAN DO SITUPS?????????????????? OUCH!!!!!!!!!!! Pam

OMG i find that very rude of him..........but people sometimes don't think glad you took it in stride. Crystal

More likely he thought I was a sumo wrestler gone to seed!