Jessica Auswege, Maintnance/Club Support

Maureen Driebel & Mike Pinch, Managers

Maureen & Mike's number one priority as managers, is to make sure you are getting all you can out of your membership at New London Snap Fitness.  They are dedicated to providing a clean safe environment where members feel welcomed to come each day, making your workouts a more enjoyable experience!

If you're interested in becoming a member, please contact Maureen or Mike at 920-982-3131.  They will gladly assist you with any questions you have, and help you start getting fit and feeling great!

We look forward to assisting you with your health, wellness, and fitness goals!

Be Well.

Christine Wochinski

I would like to start my story by saying that I have been overweight for most of my life.  I've lost weight many times, but would always end up putting it all (plus some more) back on.  After a while I decided that it was just easier to stay heavy.  After many years of being this way, I finally decided to make a change and lose weight.  This time was different though.  Instead of telling myself "after I lose weight, I'll have a soda," I decided I didn't want to have soda anymore.  The key for me was deciding that I was going to make a lifestyle change because I wanted to.  I wanted to stop putting bad things into my body and start putting good things in for the rest of my life.  So me and my new attitude set out to lose some weight.  In May 2007 I weighed 220 llbs. and by June 2008 I was down to 130 lbs!  It's all in the attitude and the desire to make lifestyle changes.

I did not belong to Snap Fitness when I was losing weight.  At that time I worked 72 hours a week at a very physically demanding job in a mill, so I neither had the time or energy to belong to a gym.  I was, however, getting exercise at work.

I joined Snap Fitness in January 2009 after I lost my job.  I knew I had to do something in order to stay active.  My lifestyle change also included the knowledge that I had to keep moving in order to maintain the goal I had accomplished.  This knowledge was recently reinforced by a wise man who said, "imperfect action is better than perfect nonaction."  In other words, keep moving.  Don't worry if you can't stay on the elliptical for very long or do many situps (or whatever).  The main thing is that you keep moving and keep trying because you want to be healthier.

So, in conclusion, my success story involves making a lifestyle change.  Take control of your life!  Eat healthier and keep moving!

It's not always easy, but if you are truly committed to making a lifestyle change, you will succeed.  Remember, if you want it, you gotta work for it!

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