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Does your Joe need a little nudge?
Most guys want to look better, feel better and live healthy. Sometimes, though, doing it is another matter.
There are plenty of excuses - time, money, age, prior health problems that they see as being roadblocks to their success. Sometime what these guys won't do for themselves, they'll do for the ones they love.
That's where you come in. Spouses, family members and friends are the best motivators. So give your Joe a (loving) nudge in the right direction.
Tell him about Average Joe's Gym.
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Everyone wants to be healthy. Everyone knows that exercise is the only way to get in shape and to stay fit. But you probably know another truth about human behavior -- most guys need a nudge. A little motivation to get started on the right track.
That's where you come in. Fill out the form below with your message about why you think your "Joe" could benefit from an AJG membership. We'll pass the note along with our regards.
* Please include both names and email addresses.
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Gym for Joes
Jed Swartz has been to the big gyms. He's been to the gyms where many of the clients appear to be training for a body building competition, or the gyms where loud music triggers a headache, not motivation. He's referring to the gyms where a lot of average Joes are too intimidated to visit.
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Fred Aperi
Some people thought Fred Aperi was nuts when he gave up his international banking job in Chicago to start, of all things, a gym.
Read his full story.
Two Gyms help one couple meet a shared goal
Larry (No pushover to Parkinson's Disease) and Carol Jensen have found the secret to staying healthy: He goes to his gym, she goes to hers. They workout for 30 minutes, and then meet up again at the car when they're finished exercising. He's 72, and she's 69.
Read their full story.
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