I Can't Have a Gym At Home, I Have Children!

Don't you believe it! I have thought to myself: they could get hurt, they would be in the way of my workouts, they could get into my workout area when I am not around, they might try to lift an Olympic bar and mess up a toe. Well, you know, children are only as bad as you let them be. The secret is to teach your little ones, while they are little, which equipment is for them and which is for you. Teach them to use it properly, and supervise their use of it.

The child has to be a pretty big kid before he can even lift an Olympic bar which weighs 45 lbs., and by that time he is going to be around 15 or 16 years old. so even if he gets into your workout area and looks around a bit, he cannot disturb much.

Have you been thinking of putting in your own home gym? Of course, you will need a place to put it: maybe the California garage or the Utah basement? Start with bringing in a used piece of carpet big enough to cover the cement floor of a one car garage. You can have the edges of the carpet bound at an upholstery shop if you see fit.

Switch the lock on the pedestrian door for a brand new one, one for which you, only, hold the key. Fix up the elevating door so that it only opens with a garage door opener that you retain in your pocket. These two doors are going to provide plenty of ventilation for your workouts.

Now you can start thinking about what you need to become slim and beautiful in spite of your children, because you are also going to invite your kids to use a little of your space, like a square meter. Into this square meter of space, please put some indoor playground equipment so they can work out, too.

This is a great benefit for a child and also for dad or mom. You are doing something together and creating a special bond for that activity. You will not have overweight or lethargic kids, and please don't forget those girls of yours. They like to be active swinging from the bars and shimmying down ropes. And the baby has a special place in her portable bed, safely out of the road of everybody, but in on the fun and kicking and singing like crazy!

Margaret Heaps was born in San Francisco and lived in many of the coastal cities of California during her childhood. Her roots start in California with the Gold Rush: her great grandfather migrated in an ocean-going ship from Boston to take part in this hopeful event. After the Gold Rush he bought property with his Gold Rush money and made his roots in Nicasio, California.

Margaret has a website that sells many different kinds of exercise equipment. You are invited to visit her website any time, day or night.

http://bloodcirculationhealth.com/


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