Hi, we've missed you. I hope that you are happy with how you look and your level of fitness. Ritefit is here for you, if you feel that a challenging workout is necessary to get jump started toward where you want to be. If you just want to maintain, we're here as well. The new time slots are working out great. A day off between workouts is very helpful. As owner of Ritefit I am continually seeking ways to improve the business. I've become much more in tune with each camper's individual needs and tailoring workouts. Initially, the motive was profit, but I feel a change is necessary to keep this type of fitness in the area without it costing too much and create an alternative to the TV watching, no sweat activities of the local clubs. My goal is to see the boot camp fitness program become a fixture in the community.
i also tend to be very impulsive, so I'm going to seek non-profit status for Ritefit that will allow the company to use a local high school gymnasium in the fall and winter. I think that if it were even more affordable and expenses were covered with a reasonable compensation for time spent it would be great. Going forward, I am seeking ways to grow and show the community that I can provide something useful; my talent and my time. I hope that my passion becomes contagious because I see so much promise for Cherokee county and especially Woodstock. An example of my concerns are the lack of bike paths in the surrounding counties. Cherokee county will extend sidewalks to Hobgood Park on bells ferry rd. in 2010 or 2011. Wow that seems so far away. Governor Purdue's office misunderstood my request and sent me a letter of reply that assumed I was complaining about gas prices, when I wanted the state to consider why we can't ride bikes to work. I'll try his office again.

This letter may be a bit off subject but I wanted you to know who I am when you don't see me. I care. Stay in shape, stay healthy. Dwayne Rogers