need some opinions on offering a 12 week program?
922914
Your idea is good, but $1500 is a hefty price.  Will you be offering your own financing?
177625
do  the right thing , its good for her better for you. if you cant agree on anything between yourselfs [ and you should discuss it and try] give 30 days thats fair enough."blue guru" has it
1032693
about 12-20 days at the most or less
244544
As a beginning program, Curves is great.  If you're looking to advance though, Curves won't cut it.  So go for it if you're looking to start at a beginning level, just know that you'll probably grow out of it and need something more.
28624
are you joking? no one wants a double wedding! its so unfair to both parties. also, 8weeks is too short of a time. i would definately go with the idea of using a different season, so atleast 12weeks. no one likes going to one wedding after the other.
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yes I have tried their program, there are a few draw backs though... As far as the regimen and the staff I could not have asked for more support, the only thing that I could not tolerate was that they require you to pay for their services with an automatic bank draft, and they were constantly putting items through my account that I did not authorize.... protien drink mixes, vitamins, liquid supplements etc.... I finally ended my membership becasue of this.  I now use 24 hour fitness and have had great success and am very satisfied with their ammenities and services.
960720
Wow.  Five weeks of vacation/sick?  That IS incredible.  You better take advantage of what they're giving you while you can since you're going to be slammed starting in Jan.  You're wanting to take off the 4 remaining days you have around Christmas.  I would imagine it would be pretty slow around that time anyway.  The easiest way to approach your boss is to simply ask.  Something like, How's it looking around such and such dates?  I'd like to take 4 days but if we're going to be busy during that time, then I could work something else out.  Your job sounds great.
914129
that sound like a very good program why not ask for a agriculture grant from the us government you shouldn't have many problems with your great idea . good luck with that
850357
Depends on the state you go in.  In CA its up to almost 10K now for a good program.  It is supposed to go up in May.
28394
Focus on safety and effectiveness. Having given the PAR-Q is an important first step. After that, measure his/her blood pressure, and resting heart rate. \n\nBesides that, there are probably 20 questions you could ask. First of all, ask about their goal. Then, ask about training history, family history, what type of job they have, what activities they enjoy, how much time they have per week to train with you, questions about their lifestyle, nutrition, etc.\n\nAll of these variables, and perhaps others should go into designing a safe and effective program.\n\nGood luck!
259033
that is a very good queston! i've been asking myself that for 7 months. good luck. i think you're gonna need it!
634716
Listen up, do 300 crunches 5 days per week for the next 4-6 weeks. I do this to my clients and it works.
728137
You will need to pay $888.49 per month for the first 11 months and a final payment of $888.47 in the twelveth month.\n\nGood luck to you.
1045923
Unless the school specifically tells you it's okay (the ones that do usually state it on their website), I wouldn't advise it. They already have to wade through so much paperwork, they probably won't appreciate extra. Honestly, 3 is enough. Choose professors who will write with three different perspectives and who know you best.\nHowever, if you're determined to send more, contact the department directly and ask. They usually list a contact on the program's website.
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Oh, sounds interesting.........\nI looked into those quickie commercials once, the paid programming ones?  It's a little pricie but one three minute a week spot  could make you a lot of bucks.  You really have to have faith in your product.\nI also looked into running a half page ad in the Sunday paper.......again, a little pricie but well worth it.......\n\nThen I looked into and did use a company that printed up coupons that were mailed out in an envelope to sections of your chosing.........people open those up and take a look at the coupons, sometimes there are discounts on carpet cleaning, others might be to sell jewelry, and so forth and yours will be there too.............That's the less expensive way................good luck.............(I've seen a lot of those commercials on the paid programming channels where in the lower corner a flashing, "Patent Pending" sign comes on.)
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I did several years ago.  It worked for a couple of weeks and only cost $30.00.  No matter what method is used, the bottom line is your desire to quit and stick with the program you choose.\n\nYou've got to want to quit and be willing to do what it takes to succeed.
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It sounds like a nice idea.  Coaches look forward to teaching. It will be a great way for you to learn the game and stay fit.  Go for it!