| Winger, I'm actually in the process of selling my gym. It is great having your own gym, but you can have too much of a good thing. When you spend 60 odd hours a week in a gym, working out starts to become less fun. When you only get to go to the gym for an hour a day like I used to, you look forward to it a lot more. That's how I've started to feel about it anyway although I know plenty of guys who've owned/worked in gyms for years on end and loved every minute. I guess I'm a bit easily bored. Before owning this place, I never trained at one gym for more than about six months straight - I always enjoyed changing gyms and using new equipment.
We're selling up because my fiancee and I had a son a few months ago and I'd like to be able to spend more time at home with him. Gyms are open long hours (most of which I work myself) and with few days off, so it'll be nice to work 'normal' hours. Also, our gym is in the south of England, and we'd like to move back up north to where we used to live. We'll still be running our supplement store though (and will have significantly more cash to throw behind it!). One of our members of staff is buying the gym from us (so long as everything all goes through), so we'll always be able to go back and visit.
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