What a great sweat I had going, too.
Then it was on to an hour of Body Pump - the class where you lift weights to great music. This class follows a latin dance class, and apparently I had missed a cat-fight the previous hour. Two ladies were having words because one had gotten into the "other's space." Isn't it funny how territorial we can become about "our space?" At the gym we tend to find a spot in the fitness studio, and stand there for every class. Or choose the same bike in the spinning studio. Or even at home..."you're on my side of the bed," "that's my parking spot." I bet you even sit in the same chair at the dining room table each meal. And God forbid someone take your spot. As my hubby would say, "it's on like donkey-kong!"
So while these two women continued to argue about their space, we prepared to set up for class with our steps, bars and plates, and I looked around my space, making sure I wasn't crowding anyone. Lord knows I didn't want any trouble today. You'd think people might have looked at the calendar today and tried to be a little nicer to one another.

I can't believe it! Two women actually had the nerve to argue over a public space on the day of 9/11?! Wow, they have learned nothing from that tragic day.
ReplyDeleteOn another note, "Ride like ya stole the bike!" Fabulous motivational call!