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Boot Camp: Diane N.



Friday, January 19: Whew, another training day over with.  This one was tough, especially since we didn't get a rest day in between.  The first few weren't too bad but this class seemed like we were constantly on the go pushing our bodies.   But Alex motivated us by playing the theme from Rocky several times, and just hearing that helped pump me up enough to finish.

Of course, if I wasn't going through this with my library coworkers, it would probably be unbearable.  We each seem to have our own strengths and abilities tackling the various equipment we are being trained on. 

This is a great experience and I appreciate the opportunity to try to build some strength up and get in shape by following Alex's 5 Habit Rule.
 

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