Charlotte Fitness Enthusiast Creates On-line Haven for Natural Bodybuilders and Athletes
Charlotte, NC — December 14, 2005 —
Before you invest time and money gearing up for those New Year’s fitness resolutions or try to work off the extra pounds gained over the holidays, check with Charlotte’s newest on-line community. Whether you are a seasoned bodybuilder, a new mom looking to lose unwanted pregnancy weight, or a personal trainer, the Charlotte Bodybuilding and Fitness directory can help.
Charlotte Bodybuilding and Fitness is a free resource listing the best personal trainers, gyms and fitness industry experts.
If it’s information you’re looking for, BeverlySupplements.com offers a wide array of fitness articles on dieting, training, and local events. Other features include Success Stories where natural bodybuilders, fitness competitors, and personal trainers share there motivation, inspirations, and secrets.
What transforms Charlotte Bodybuilding and Fitness from just another fitness website to a true on-line community is the ability for audience interaction. Each article is equipped with a rating system where you can score its content. Interesting weekly polls gathering user feedback on everything from favorite supplements to the best places in Charlotte to work out. Along with a Frequently Asked Question section and a Latest News section, the website also offers quarterly newsletters which is a great way of staying abreast of current industry research and unobtrusively keeping up to date with the Charlotte fitness scene.
Perhaps the best feature of the site is the community bulletin board forum. Users can post their thoughts on anything and everything related to keeping in shape. Want to get the skinny on a new gym before you join? How about getting answers to those nagging questions you have about dieting? The Charlotte Bodybuilding and Fitness Forum can even help you find training partners and mentors whatever your fitness goals are.
According to Mr. Hessing, “Bodybuilding has been a wonderful experience for me, providing me with self-confidence, discipline, and a sense of accomplishment. It seems that everywhere you turn, you can see references to ‘total body make-overs’ or ‘the ideal figure’. How we look has become a national obsession. Whether it is pro athletes or the high school wrestling team, steroid scandals are in the news. Infomercials hawking ‘miracle cures’ and other such snake oil are pervasive. Fitness should be a self-affirming process. I wanted to create a positive environment where people could find and exchange safe, accurate information about how to get in shape.”
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