Take your clothes off now

I’m not sure if this is going to either appall you or disappoint you. I WANT YOU TO TAKE YOUR CLOTHES OFF NOW! I don’t want to see you naked. The call to take your clothes off now is a call to action to “take your clothes off your exercise equipment.”

This came to mind when I came home and saw that my wife put her work outfits on my iron gym. The iron gym is a nice piece of home exercise equipment. (This is one of the few that I recommend.) Check the video. In lieu of her protest, “You’re not using it right now!” I decided to let her clothes stay up there…. for now.

This brought to mind the many hundreds of people I have worked with over the years. Just about all of them own some type of exercise equipment. Whether it is a simple set of dumbbells, a fit band, a Solo flex or the stupid Suzanne Summers thigh thingy, they own something. Well, answer me this: Why do some many pieces of exercise equipment hold clothes so nicely? Are they designed that way?

I bought the iron gym with the intention of performing pull-ups and chin-ups. I do use it. I love it. What a great unit for only $30. Unfortunately, the love of my life wants to turn it into a clothes hanger. I know we’ll work it out. My iron Gym won’t succumb to an ill-fated fashion function destiny. However, I want to wish the same for you or someone you know and care about.

If you have some home exercise equipment go to your basement, home gym, spare room and take the clothes off of it today… right now. If this is not you, then reach out to someone you know and tell them to “Take your clothes off now!”