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i'm thinking about starting weight lifting. the only thing is i'm not sure if i should get a personal trainer to teach me proper form and such at first, or should i just go straight in? the personal trainer might be a problem for me because i don't have that much money, but if it's important i could probably get one. and also is 40 dollars a month for a gym membership a good deal?
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Well, I would definitly not say to jump right in. If you are just now starting in lifting, then you have the opportunity to start out right that a lot of people miss. A personal trainer probably isn't necessary--If you're going to join a gym, then you could probably find some old hats that would be willing to help you out some, if you're outgoing enough to ask them. As for 40 bucks a month, that seems a little steep. Mine is less than half that--$16 a month on a fifteen month deal.

Might as well take my advice--I don't use it anymore.

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My university gym is really cheap, maybe try a school around you.
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