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What you really, really want! Okay, maybe I just dated myself with that Spice Girl’s song, but the 90s were epic, okay? Now, on a more serious note...did you know that our team of bloggers rack their brains every single day to come up with marvelously compelling content, just for you? Our fitness trainers sweat their little hearts out coming up with new workout miracles, our dietician pours over recipe and nutrition books, and we humble copywriters are just like you—striving every day to be a little healthier and more active. (We have some amazing athletes to compete with in this office, so we’re constantly being motivated!)
But what we really want to know is...is it working? Does our content really help you out? All we can do is smooch our little baby blog posts and send them out into the big, wide world for your perusal.
So tell us how we’re doing, plus would you let us know what it is you really want? What kind of content compels you? What kind of articles would help you on your pathway to better health and happiness? Consider this your opportunity to tap into the minds of our fitness and diet experts, and we’ll consider it our chance to delve deeper into our research and experience to come up with exactly what you need.
For example, do you want personal stories about how iFit has changed lives? Do you adore the recipes and want to keep them coming? Do you want to be a featured blogger that has an amazing iFit experience to share? Or are you just interested in watching funny videos of dogs running on our treadmills? Whatever kind of content captures your fancy that has to do with iFit, we want to know about it! Leave your comments below or on one of our social media sites!
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WARNING: This post is not intended to replace the advice of a medical professional. The above information should not be used to diagnose, treat, or prevent any disease or medical condition. Please consult your doctor before making any changes to your diet, sleep methods, daily activity, or fitness routine. iFit assumes no responsibility for any personal injury or damage sustained by any recommendations, opinions, or advice given in this article.
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