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If you see someone that is not performing an exercise correctly, kindly show them the proper form.

NEW YEAR RESOLUTIONERS ESPAOL FREE

Or you can always modify your routine, use other machines or free weights for some exercises. Instead, skip to the next part of your routine and come back later rather than make them uncomfortable. If you’re a regular and someone new is using a machine you normally use, don’t stand there waiting for them to be done. The thing is, those new people are there for the same reasons that we go - for fitness, for health, for a better body and newly-discovered self-confidence. So, instead of being rude to them, please be nice and helpful. And for them to walk in there and have regulars be mean to them can make their quest for self-betterment feel even more discouraging, if not outright impossible. So mentally, the gym can be an intimidating place. Sometimes these people have low self-esteem and low confidence. Some of these people may be over or underweight, and they just want to look and feel better. Sometimes these people have eating disorders and complicated relationships with food. Those people are at the gym because they made a decision to become a healthier version of themselves - and that is something to be proud of. Don’t be that asshole who makes fun of new gym-goers.

But, please be nice to all the new people. You have to wait to use machines, squat racks, dumbbells and everything else. However, it’s important to remember that all these newbies are on the way. Yes, I know, it freaking sucks – the gym is crowded with a bunch of new people and you’re trying to do your routine. But why hate or be mean to those people? Weren’t we all once a newbie at the gym? But during those weeks, their mere presence rankles the regulars. Yes, it’s true that some resolutioners only stick with such a change for a few weeks or even a few months. Every single year, I hear so many regulars complain how the “newbies” are just taking up space and, “Why are they even here if they will eventually stop going?”. This is the time of the year when New Year’s resolutioners show up at the gym in a bid to improve their health or fitness. And for us, regulars, the first few months of the year are rough. Often, these dolls represent controversial figures in society.I’ve been going to the gym for years now. In many Latin American countries, people create life-size dolls to burn at the start of a new year. Quemar los monigotes ( burning the 'old year' doll)Ĭolombia, Cuba, Ecuador, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay Many believe that this tradition gets rid of any evil spirits in the house while simultaneously welcoming in good energy.

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Putting money in your shoes or hand when the clock strikes midnight is said to bring good fortune and wealth for the coming year.Ībrir las puertas y ventanas a medianoche ( opening doors and windows at midnight)

Putting a golden coin or ring inside a glass of champagne symbolizes good luck in the new year.ĭinero en los zapatos o la mano ( money in shoes or hand) Un anillo o moneda dentro de una copa de champán ( ring or coin inside a glass of champagne) In these cultures, wearing new clothes is a way to start the year with a clean slate. Many people from these countries spill water on the street or over the shoulder when the the clock strikes twelve, which symbolizes getting rid of any negativity from the past year.

Whether the suitcase is empty, packed, or filled with money, many people believe walking around the house or the block with luggage brings increased travel opportunities for the new year.īolivia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Puerto Rico, Uruguay Many eat lentils or beans for good health and increased opportunities for the new year.ĭar un paseo con las maletas ( Walking around with luggage)Īrgentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Honduras, Mexico, Panama, Uruguay, Venezuela Red or pink typically represent love, while yellow symbolizes happiness, and green is for wealth.Ĭomer lentejas o frijoles ( eating lentils or beans)Īrgentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Spain People wear brightly colored clothing (and sometimes even underwear!) to ring in the new year. Llevar ropa colorida ( wearing colorful clothing)Īrgentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Peru, Puerto Rico, Spain, Venezuela Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Ecuador, Mexico, Panama, Spain, Peru, Puerto Rico, Uruguay, VenezuelaĪs the clock strikes midnight, it is customary in many cultures to eat twelve grapes to represent a wish for each month of the new year.

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