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2010 Expectations




Well happy late new years everyone. Its kinda weird putting down resolutions once a year, if you saw my journals I right down goals every day. ( Thats what happens when you work graveyard shift... too much time to think) But for the sake of this blog and to keep myself accountable I'd like to add a few things to accomplish this year.
1. Identity Theft = This is the biggest thing I'd like to get taken care of just because its a huge financial thorn in my side. My so called buddy told me he was a car broker and in short ruined my credit and made off with a ton of money making me look like the guilty party. Not being Mr. Moneybags its been hard and depressing beyond all my years of breathing to deal with this and find lawyers and anyone dealing with the justice department to help. That being said, once this issue is out the way, the ball should be rolling quite nice and I can invest in my fitness even more-so.
2. Certifications = I love school and seminars, anything that will help me grow in this health and fitness field. I have come to really love it and helping others even more. I look forward in getting more certs. i.e. The NASMs again. (Ive had NASM and the PES in the past) The RKC is the big one for me, I love kettlebell work but I havent been formally trained. If anyone knows of a good place to get this PLEASE do tell.
3. Boxing/ Savate = One of my HUGEST Inspirations is Bruce Lee, and ive been lucky enough to meet 2 ex Savate champs at my gym so I feel the opportunity is prime to learn. Im excited about this. If you watch Bruce he incorporated Savate and boxing's style in his technique a.k.a. Jeet Kune Do.
Well I dont want to overload with goals on here but I will update my progress on these particular three. Cheers to everyone.
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