FLAGSTAFF, AZ –
Advertising innovative motivation techniques and superior results, Flagstaff
Athletic Club has rolled out their new Fitness Death Camp as part of their fall
schedule. In a statement released on its website, gym owner and CEO Eric Parker
announced that the new exercise class uses the real-life, hard-hitting
techniques utilized in death camps around the world in order to improve fitness
and build strength for all enrollees.
Moving past the traditional military boot camps, which,
according to resources have become rather passé among inner fitness circles, FAC
spared no expense in hiring seasoned training professionals, many of whom have administered
death camps in countries such as Venezuela, Nigeria, and Iraq, to name a few. One
such personal trainer who goes by the name of Oleg appreciates the opportunity,
saying, “It’s really nice to work in a challenging but safe environment. I get
to do what I do best, but without all the guilt.”
The groundbreaking methods have already caught on among the
early adopters at Flagstaff’s popular gym. “First, all trainers carry a rifle,
which does wonders for your concentration,” relayed local college student Emily
Wright who explained how her trainer Axel got her to sweat like she’s never
sweat before. “But they really go the extra mile to burn those calories. For example,
last week Axel grabbed my mom, who he had kidnapped the night before, and threatened to
slit her throat if I don’t drop down and give him 20. Easiest push-ups I’ve
ever done.”
Beyond traditional body-weight exercises, trainers have
incorporated social tests, including a 40 mile team march through Arizona’s
desert, stopping every 5 miles to crush rocks or dig ditches. “I would have
never thought that manual labor could tone my traps and shoulders as much as it
has,” praised one athlete while chained by the ankle to his fellow team
members. “I’m definitely going to use that ‘Refer a Comrade’ deal they have
going on.”
On top of the fitness regimen, the health club within FAC is
offering meal plans that mimic the type of diet one would come to expect from a
traditional death camp. For only an additional $150 a month, the club’s team of
chefs will prepare, package, and ship a weekly package of muddy water, maggot
infested bread crusts, and a fetid stew-like dish. “The low-carb, low-calorie,
low-nutrition combination has been perfect for my weight-loss goals,” raved
Jeremy Corbett, who has lost 15 pounds in his first week, due also in part to
the fact that he barely sleeps each night as a result of class flashbacks. Lifting
up his shirt to show his sculpted ribs, he smiled and said, “You can’t argue
with results.”
Following the early success of the class, Mr. Parker said
that there are already plans in place to create a permanent structure, complete
with 10-foot cement walls, barbed wire, watch towers, and armed guards for those
gym rats who really want to take their fitness to the next level. “Participants
will check into the state-of-the-art workout facility with a stated set of
fitness goals, be it weight loss or lean muscle build, and we promise that they
won’t leave until those goals are met. That’s a guarantee.”
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