Rich Robins is a good actor. He claims to hate working
out, yet you wouldn’t know it due to his consistent presence at Seattle Kettlebell Club.
At SKC, we have a 21 Day Challenge, and I'll joke that a level up from that would be
called The Rich Robins Challenge, which would include 6 classes a week (SPORT
and FIT), a weekly session of barbell exercises, and the occasional handstand.
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| Along with getting a great workout at SKC, Rich admits to being a competitive person by nature, which is why he enjoyed competing at SKC 2nd Annual Pro-Am in December PC: Truong Win |
“Being from
South Florida, working out is kind of something everyone does even from the
smallest age. Having said that, I think it’s something that has been ingrained
into me; however, as I’ve gotten older, I just want to be able to eat a tub of
ice cream without feeling guilty.”
Rich ran track in high school, (he even coaches now
too) and after moving to Seattle just over a year ago, he realized he was not a
fan of running in an area so rainy and hilly, which is when his friend
suggested he give SKC a shot.
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| Rich works for a leadership development and training organization, does stand-up, runs a Podcast, and DJ's with his brother. PC: Truong Win |
Rich appreciate the homey environment SKC offers and that
he doesn’t have to plan his workout, yet he still gets a 45-minute session where
“you can work your ass off.” He also notes that the classes here are extremely
helpful in alleviating stress, and he no longer suffers from lower back pain.
Thanks for being part of the SKC community, Rich!
For more information on SKC's 21 Day Challenge follow this link.
-Camille Borodey
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