Showing posts with label Fit Bernal Fit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fit Bernal Fit. Show all posts

Monday, April 5, 2010

I want a dog, I want to be fit!

Preparing for my profile story on Fit Bernal Fit has made me really want a dog! All the people who bring their dogs with them to work out seem so in love with their pets. It was interesting to see how strong of a connection some folks have with their dogs. The people come in ready to work out and have goals of fitness in mind and the dogs seemed to know they were going to be socializing and getting some fun and exercise in.

Fit Bernal Fit helped remind me of how awesome San Francisco is. What other city has a dog gym? What other city has a plethora of facilities dedicated to improving health for people and their pets? I found Fit Bernal Fit a refreshing idea of what makes San Francisco so unique: It's ability to open it's mind and heart to any idea.


This photo is of the owners of Fit Bernal Fit, Jeanne and Dean Ericksen and their dog, Coyote. It is from their website, if you click the photo it takes you to the site. :)

Monday, March 22, 2010

Fit Bernal Fit

Covering Fit Bernal Fit has been pretty fun. My favorite part is meeting all the cool dogs! My favorites are a pair of pit bulls named Sasha and Azul, they have such friendly happy personalities and are full of energy! There owner doesn't like to talk much, though!

I feel like I have a solid start to my story, but wish it could be a bit more compelling. I read and hear about all the drama everyone else is covering and wish Bernal Heights had a little more to offer.

However, I should be happy that there is not a large homeless population or need for more SROs in Bernal Heights. Instead, I have furry friends and fit people!

I'm not sure how to include the idea of all these "new" gyms in San Francisco, it feels like it would just be adding an aside at the end.

I really wanted to include pictures or video with the profile, but can't come up with a solid idea of how to. I feel like a video tour would make describing the place much easier, as it is always good to see with "ones" own eyes. ;)