This is a backup link for tomorrow downloaded to Prezi.
We will use the Powerpoint version but in case all of our email crashes tomorrow we have a saved internet copy.
Presentation via Prezi
Monday, November 17, 2014
Conclusions
When I started this blog, I though that there were more differences between civilians and military folks when it came time to go to the gym. Besides the obvious motivation that one has to stay on tip top shape to perform the mission and stay in, soldiers also have the desire to look good and be healthy. Perhaps our personal motivations don't really matter after all. As long as the workout gets done there is some benefit to us all.
One Last Post
After an entire semester of looking at, interviewing, and researching all things gym related, we've come to the end. My focus in this research has shifted into the marketing/branding/style aspect of gym culture on campus. All things aside, I find it fitting to post my last article on "all things cute" to wear at the gym. Heads up, ladies. This one goes out to you.
Inspiration
Every time time I see pics of disabled soldiers still working out I get embarrassed. Across the world, disabled soldiers still want to workout and be part of team sports. If this does not inspire someone to get of the couch, I don't know what will.
Military Fitness for Civilians
I thinks this pictures illustrates the difference between soldiers and civilians quite clearly. It's so funny that people will actually pay money to workout as a soldier.
Macdill Gym
An official pic of the base gym. I sure miss that place. Working out with your brothers and sisters in arms is wonderful. There's no race or culture involved just people working out in order to better fulfill the mission.
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