For those of you looking for a funny article on fitness, go to the site of The New Yorker magazine - www.newyorker.com. In the June 30, 2014, issue you'll find a memorable story by David Sedaris, Stepping Out, about his experience with the fitness wrist band called Fitbit. Designed to measure how many steps you take daily, Fitbit challenges the sedentary to become active, a worthy goal in today's society where obesity weighs (Sorry for the pun) mightily on our heavy national debt, which becomes heavier with each pound gained. God only knows how many pounds we collectively gain each second.
If you've been fortunate to have spent time in England, the article becomes even more humorous. Anyway, it's a good read and a good laugh and may, who knows, motivate some to set health and fitness goals.
If you've been fortunate to have spent time in England, the article becomes even more humorous. Anyway, it's a good read and a good laugh and may, who knows, motivate some to set health and fitness goals.
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