Let’s face it, who really wants to read about how many sets and reps to do while working out?  I decided to break the mold and give people what they really want to read. 

“I like your form” is much more than just a book about a guy who gets laid while working in a gym. You get to learn about how an average guy became a sex symbol for no other reason than his occupation.  Along the way you will read about some of the sexual escapades that came with the job and some of the deepest darkest secrets surrounding the world of personal training.  Even writing this right now makes me want to throw on a pair of gym shorts and hightail it over to the nearest fitness center to show some eager 40 something year old divorcee how to do a proper squat.  

What if people say they’re a bit tired of all these Confessions… books? There have been quite a few of them.
Well, for starters it’s one of the few “Confessions” books that people really want to read no matter what they say.  I’ve had quite a few moms send me some letters that expressed nothing but disgust but another handful that had nothing but praise for being honest and open.

What genre is it?
“I like your form” is a mixed bag. Some have labeled it erotica, but it offers a modern day coming of age tale to go along with a humorous take on life in the gym.  One thing is for certain, no one underage should get a hold of this book because God only knows what could happen to someone’s precious little angel if they read about some of JD’s antics.  

What kind of readers will it appeal to?
Anyone who is remotely interested in fitness will get a kick out of this book as there are many idiosyncrasies sprinkled throughout that will resonate with anyone who has ever set foot in the gym.  Men and women of all ages have taken a liking to “I like your form” which I attribute to its raw and uncut look at the life of a personal trainer.  I would  say most importantly, people with a sense of humor will enjoy this book.  So to those God fearing bible beaters out there, this may not appeal to you.

Tell us more about JD.
JD is much more deep than what one would expect before reading the book.  It’s easy to get caught up in labeling him a player or stud, but he had reservations about pretty much every encounter he had.  He was just trying to get ahead in life but was temporarily blinded by the power of the female anatomy.  With minimal direction through his career as a personal trainer, the only thing that kept him sane was his knowledge that the ride he was on, no matter how fun it may have appeared, would come to an end one day.  

Anything else?
“I like your form” is just one of hundreds of cheesy lines thrown out there to clients by their personal trainers.  This one had special meaning for me as I reserved this line exclusively for those clients who I had an interest in getting naked. 

Oh wait, you’re the JD in the story?! Wow.
Readers may be surprised that I have an advanced degree, an impressive resume, and I take my work extremely seriously nowadays. I have grown up, but really feel like I missed nothing because of experiences like the ones I share in “I like your form.”

Now they know it’s all true, what should readers think?
After saying, “Wow” aloud, they should wonder if their significant other (who may happen to be at the gym working out with a personal trainer) is up to something shady.  But then I want them to appreciate JD’s honesty and, whether they disapprove or approve of his behavior, feel entertained while informed. Better than that, I’d love for any reader – trainer, client, or other employee or customer, to relate.

Tell us more about yourself.
I’m always pushing myself to improve in all facets of life and although my first love is fitness, I am lucky to have been able to expand my horizons by writing. 

I consider myself sophisticated, so I’m a big fan of red wine and yet I still can’t believe that marijuana is illegal.  But I may not be that sophisticated since I still sneak my wine into the movies.

Have you written any other books that we should read next?
This was several years in the making but now that it’s out the well has opened.  In addition to my weekly blog about everything you really wanted to know about in the gym such as the overweight trainer or cardio queens, more confessions are in the works.

Weekly blog? Where can we read that?
www.jdconfessions.com.

What about social media?
@jdconfessions
Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/pages/I-Like-Your-Form-Confessions-of-a-Personal-Trainer/337019856410419

You personal trainers are always rating people; our readers won’t forgive us if we don’t get a bit of vengeance on their behalf. So here’s a question you’ll hate: rate yourself.
Who doesn’t love ratings?  As far as rating myself as a person, I would have to say I’m a solid 8.  I am well groomed and try to keep my style in the current decade but never really overdo it.  For example, I’m not one to put a little spritzer of Aqua Di Gio on just to go to the gym.  Somehow I was blessed with genes that keep me looking a little younger than I really am.  When dressed up, “Look out,” I’ll go ahead and give myself a 9. 

But what I would love is to hear how you and your readers rate me as an author.

Sounds like that question wasn’t as uncomfortable as we thought! What’s next for you?
There will be more, JD is far from finished. Keep up with me by signing up for my blog on the websites listed above. From there, you’ll be kept informed of appearances, book signings, more interviews, and the much anticipated next project.