The first thing you should consider when you are looking at gym is the trainer. If you’ll be taking a class or working with a personal trainer, you’ll want to be sure that you’re working with someone who is experienced and will teach you the best habits possible. Unfortunately, there are no set qualifications for trainers in the United States, the best way to determine it yourself is by checking whether they have a program or not.
You should also look at the equipments available for your use and the hours the gym is open. Quantity can be your key to determine it. You also may find that your exercise schedule is disrupted if the gym is open at odd or short hours. It is very important to find a place that will allow you to have a great workout at a time of day that is convenient for you. I enter a gym that is open all the time except for national holidays and it is still open after I finish my work.
Cleanliness should also be of concern. All gyms should provide a tour of their facilities at the very least, or a free trial to check out the gym’s space on your own. If the gym is dirty, you could be susceptible to illnesses as they spread among members at the gym. Locker room and machines cleanliness is crucial, they should have people cleaning those places and have some antibacteria products. Organization is important too—you don’t want to be tripping over weights that are lingering on the floor or feeling cramped in a sweating high-volume area.
Lastly, you should check out prices. Some gyms charge you for a full year membership while others charge you monthly. Do what works for you. You may end up spending hundreds or thousands of collars on your gym membership, so it is important to find the gym that best suits your needs, and consider how much do you want to take a break from the gym, I recommend for monthly membership if you are a pretty busy person. Look at the ones closest to your house, but also consider those that a bit farther away if they seem better to join.






Before you put anything in your mouth, ask yourself three questions: Do I want it/ Do I like it/ Do I need it?

CHOOSE LEAN SOURCES OF PROTEIN
TRY TO GET INTO THE HABIT OF USING JUST A SMALL AMOUNT OF FAT

TRY NOT TO DRINK MORE THAN THREE CUPS OF COFFEE,
INCLUDES SOME ‘GOOD’ BACTERIA IN YOUR DAILY DIET, IN THE FORM OF ‘LIVE’ YOGURT CONTAINING BIFIDUS AND
TRY TO EAT REGULARLY AND IDEALLY NOT LEAVE YOUR STOMACH EMPTY FOR MORE THAN FOUR TO FIVE HOUR
The issue of whether you should eat proteins and carbohydrates at the same meal is one that regularly crops up in the media. Some diet consultants feel strongly that proteins and carbohydrates should be separated, and advocate that proteins should be eaten only with vegetables and fruit, not mixed with carbohydrates. Many people feel that their body functions better if they out this into practice; it is commonly known as food combining.