Change

by **health4ni** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:17 am

http://www.thestateoffitness.com/industry/change/

Took me a while to realise that change is necessary and also positive. It's made me a much better trainer.

by **kp1512** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:17 am

health4ni wrote:http://www.thestateoffitness.com/industry/change/

Took me a while to realise that change is necessary and also positive. It's made me a much better trainer.

as i said when you was less open last year - change is a big word and we hate it - and sometimes dont see the benefits as we get used to so much based on a somewhat questionable beleif mechanism

by **health4ni** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:33 am

^^ Indeed.

Flipping the coin for a minute though, and you'll realise that we are all in the same ball-park with what we do and believe in regards to physical training. I mean, we lift weights in a training facility and most of us get stronger & bigger. Some manage to achieve this safer, faster and more effectively than others (naturally speaking). I guess for me it's trying to establish the safest, fastest and most effective way to achieve the goal of my clients and indeed myself.

by **kp1512** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:38 am

health4ni wrote:^^ Indeed.

Flipping the coin for a minute though, and you'll realise that we are all in the same ball-park with what we do and believe in regards to physical training. I mean, we lift weights in a training facility and most of us get stronger & bigger. Some manage to achieve this safer, faster and more effectively than others (naturally speaking). I guess for me it's trying to establish the safest, fastest and most effective way to achieve the goal of my clients and indeed myself.

Yep I agree - but wider Change as in in life in general - its shocking how much resistance there is

This last week Ive had soo many digs at me at work around people making comments on my contracting capacity - yet none of them want to change their own lifes to maybe earn more, have a better standard of life, etc etc etc. We love pointing fingers at others, be it banker bonuses etc - but we never want to pull our fingers out ourselves and make our lives better - be that better job, more money, more enjoyment from job, etc etc. It doesnt have to be financially driven - but this was an example within the current economic climate. And sadly its a inherent British thing.

Hate on others who have a "better" [i know thats percieved] life - but dont actually lead beyond your authority via other mechanisms in your life. [general comment]

by **simon m** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 11:47 am

Continuity gives us roots; change gives us branches, letting us stretch and grow and reach new heights. ~Pauline R. Kezer

by **Alex** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:15 pm

I'm not convinced by using the word change as it to me it depicts an involuntary or forced reaction to a set of circumstances.

If change has to be use then I would sum it up as:

Learning + Adapting = Change

by **kp1512** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:21 pm

Alex wrote:I'm not convinced by using the word change as it to me it depicts an involuntary or forced reaction to a set of circumstances.

If change has to be use then I would sum it up as:

Learning + Adapting = Change

Alex - that is the issue - thats what people fear. It doesnt have to be that.

by **Alex** on Sun Oct 18, 2009 12:31 pm

I know but my issue is that "change" isn't a precursor. Leaning and adapting are the precursor that results in "change" so it's not an action in it's own right.

Changing for the sake of it isn't a positive action as there's no real precursor involved.

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