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Here at the Men'sFitClub offices, we sometimes get tired of men getting a bad rap for being uncultured. Sure, we like jokes about flatulence and we generally prefer movies where something blows up, but that doesn’t mean we’re complete meat heads. As a matter of fact, one of our favorite “high-minded” activities is taking a trip to the museum. Yes, you read that right, the museum.

Besides a nice walking workout with beautiful scenery, we find that museums are unbeatable inspiration for hitting your workout with more vigor. Looking at those classic Greek and Roman statues of perfectly, well, chiseled men with flawless physiques is enough to make you want to do a couple extra reps the next day at the gym. You’ll also notice a lot about how these ancient men stayed in such perfect shape. They’re hunters, warriors, workers, farmers... all good reminders that your days in the office are a pathetic excuse for not hitting the gym.

There’s also the added benefit that when you’re back in the gym, you’ll be able to replay the images in your mind, not only for inspiration but also as a calming mental influence. With your mind clear and calm, you are more capable of focusing on your technique, proper form, your breathing, and all the many tiny details that make a world of difference in your workout. It may not be the traditional definition of art appreciation, but we subscribe to the belief that interpreting art is a deeply personal connection, and if your connection happens to be fitness, that’s just as valid as color, brush stroke or artist statement.

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Grant Donovan is a successful entrepreneur and founder of many disciplines including aviation, automotive, political, anti-aging and life coaching to name a few. But it is his passion for health, nutrition and fitness that he attributes as the leading factor for his success. All of which led him to create mensfitclub.com to share his large breadth of knowledge with the everyday man, and empower them to make the changes that will help lead to their success. He believes a life in balance of mind, body and soul is a life well lived and only when achieved can one unlock their true potential. At age 60, Grant serves as a living example of why staying healthy not only helps you live longer, but the improved quality of life, will allow you to push past boundaries and reach new heights you never knew were possible. With his inspirational personal journey of achievement he has motivated over 350,000+ subscribers to make a positive change in their life and guide them on their pursuit of happiness.

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