But what surprises many people is that we still use many of the same principles that the Romans, Europeans, and the Greeks used in their eras. From the Olympics in Greece, to the Renaissance, to the 20th century, health and fitness was a part of it all. And with that, we see that in Greek and Roman culture and philosophy, diet fads, and exercise preferences, that the framework of healthy living has always been the same, despite the effect of a person’s own feelings in relation to their fitness and health. “We can see in the New Year 's resolution to join a gym a modern echo of the ancient Greek pursuit of art, as modern gym-goers strive to achieve their full human potential through the discipline of gym-based exercise.”
But what surprises many people is that we still use many of the same principles that the Romans, Europeans, and the Greeks used in their eras. From the Olympics in Greece, to the Renaissance, to the 20th century, health and fitness was a part of it all. And with that, we see that in Greek and Roman culture and philosophy, diet fads, and exercise preferences, that the framework of healthy living has always been the same, despite the effect of a person’s own feelings in relation to their fitness and health. “We can see in the New Year 's resolution to join a gym a modern echo of the ancient Greek pursuit of art, as modern gym-goers strive to achieve their full human potential through the discipline of gym-based exercise.”