Each month we bring you an interview with one of the inspiring athletes at Salus. We highlight this individual because they have something special. They give their best in every class, they are hungry to learn and always ready to put in the work. Not only that, but this person supports their fellow classmates and encourages them to reach their goals, too. This athlete embodies what we believe the Salus Community should be all about.

“Like a Ninja assassin, Annette quietly moves through the warm up and the strength work dialed in and focused. When the WOd hits, she pulls out the advanced moves for the kill! After class she helps everyone with clean up and equipment with a great attitude. The silent killa I love to have in class!” ~Coach Gino

“I’ve been working with Annette with her nutrition and lifestyle goals for about six months. During this time, she didn’t just lose 4.5% body fat, but she also made efforts to improve her sleep habits, dial in her meal timing and displayed a strong determination to fit in her workouts and meals navigating around a tough holiday work schedule.” ~Coach Angela

“Annette will also always take the time to motivate you during the WOD with her quiet serious look however you better not say no with that being said knowing her on a personal level she is super sweet and has the best organized gym bag I’ve ever seen!” ~Coach Scott

“I may or may not have been the one who gave Annette this nickname, legend unknown. However, I met Annette many months ago, when she casually told me “I’ve not Crossfitted in awhile, but I am back at it now.” I initially was cautious when she responded calmly “yes” when asked if she was planning to the Rx the WOD for the day. She did NOT fault on form, nor did her pace let up and she crushed it. Friday by Friday, she shows up, initially layered up in sweatshirt and pants, all accessories (as Scott also noted) set and ready to go… and from peaceful with a friendly smile, on “Go”, she shows her dedication and intensity, never letting up right to the last second, EVERY time. On occasion, at end of the WOD… I will look over to see how she feels about her accomplishment, and I’ll get that silent killa – grin. Inspirational athlete.” ~Coach Marc

Meet Annette Navarro, Athlete of the Month February 2023

1. When and why did you start at Salus?

I started Salus in August 2022 but did a drop-in in February of 22’ when I moved down to Monmouth County from Northern NJ.

I chose Salus because the community was very welcoming.

2. How has your performance changed since you started at Salus?

Yes, I took a break from CrossFit for a month to try a different fitness approach and although it was good it wasn’t the same results I get with CrossFit.

My overall strength and endurance have improved!

3. Are there exercises you can do now that you couldn’t do before?

Strict HSPUs to a riser. I’m down to one ab mat and feel it in my bones, that full range is right around the corner.

4. How has your body physically changed since you started?

Well I’ve lost some weight, gained some muscle…

…and I’m back in my old jeans.

5. How has Salus changed you in other ways?

I’ve been working with Angela to get my nutrition back on track which is inclusive of sleep and stress management and have made progress with all.

It’s helped me keep focus on the things I can control.

6. How do you describe Salus to your friends?

Salus has great programming and one of the best CrossFit communities I’ve encountered through my years of CrossFitting.

7. What keeps you motivated to continue?

It’s my favorite time of day to focus on me.

It makes me feel like a kid again exploring a jungle gym.

8. Favorite lift or WOD?

Deadlift. It’s a basic movement we do everyday, like squatting. It’s empowering to be able to lift heavy weight off the ground.
I don’t know if I have a favorite WOD but I do enjoy Murph.

9. What advice would you give to a newbie just joining Salus?

I would tell a newbie not to be intimidated and to make every effort to try to make it part of their daily routine.

I would tell them to focus on form first, the rest will come in due time.

10. What is your next goal to accomplish?

I would like to become GYMNASTY 🙂.

The beauty of CrossFit is that there’s always something to work on.

11. If you could design your own WOD, what would it look like?

It would include deadlifts, double unders, pull-ups

12. Favorite thing to do for fun?

I don’t know if I have one favorite thing but I would say exploring different areas by foot (walking, hiking or running).

13. Favorite healthy dish….and favorite “splurge” meal?

Is there such a thing as a favorite health dish? My splurge is gluten free pizza or chicken tostadas.

14. If you could be a superhero/animal who/what would you be and why?

I would choose to be an everyday superhero, someone who makes a difference on a daily basis like the folks I work with in the healthcare industry.

If I had to choose an animal I would say a family lion, they are always on the hunt and protecting their family no matter what.

15. Favorite motivational quote?

“Make the most of yourself for that is all there is of you.”
Ralph Waldo Emerson

Each month we bring you an interview with one of the inspiring athletes at Salus. We highlight this individual because they have something special. They give their best in every class, they are hungry to learn and always ready to put in the work. Not only that, but this person supports their fellow classmates and encourages them to reach their goals, too. This athlete embodies what we believe the Salus Community should be all about.

“Shani is full of surprises and an undying determination. We knew she was going to be willing to put in hard work when she mentioned she was in the Israel Defense Forces. Her commitment to achieve her goals, regardless of the challenges she faces, is inspiring.” ~Coach Gino

“I’ve been working with Shani on her goals to improve body composition and establish better eating habits. Throughout our initial 12 weeks of Nutrition Coaching, she didn’t just lose 5 pounds of body fat, but she also gained 3 pounds of muscle in the process. That kind of transformation can only be done with a high level of determination and consistency.” ~Coach Angela

“You can always find Shani front and center for every class she attends. She’s attentive and ready to try a new challenge to work towards her goals. Give her a cue, and her response is usually “I’m trying,” which perfectly describes her commitment and work ethic from day one.” ~Coach Erin

“One word that comes to mind when I think of Shani is determination. Last year during the open she wanted to get a pull up and she never gave up and now I see her at open gym doing extra work because she is determined to be her best. Making excuses is not in her vocabulary which is evident with what she’s going through but she still shows up.” ~Coach Scott

Meet Shani Harper, Athlete of the Month January 2023

1. When and why did you start at Salus?

I started back in October of 2021. I wanted to change up the workout I’ve been doing the past few years.

2. How has your performance changed since you started at Salus?

Wow! I’ve gone from 1-10. A BIG 10! Now, I am more flexible and definitely have improved my strength!!

Plus, I am more confident with myself than I have ever been.

3. Are there exercises you can do now that you couldn’t do before?

Push-ups, pull-ups, toes to bar, lifting heavy weight.

4. How has your body physically changed since you started?

I am stronger, more fit, confident.

After having 3 kids my abs\stomach never felt tight and strong. Now I have muscles for the first time in my life.

5. How has Salus changed you in other ways?

I completely changed my daily nutrition habits. Now I’m focusing on fitting in protein and vegetables first.

Salus is a big stress relief for me as well. Now, I’m sleeping straight through the night.

6. How do you describe Salus to your friends?

The best thing I did for myself, my health.

Salus is a warm and supportive community. I just love it.

7. What keeps you motivated to continue? What’s your “why”?

The results are showing off.

I love the fact that everyday is a challenge with a different workout.

8. Favorite lift?

Back squat.

9. What advice would you give to a newbie just joining Salus?

Keep going, don’t give up. It’s only getting better.

10. What is your next goal to accomplish?

Getting more fit, stronger.

11. If you could design your own WOD, what would it look like?

5 rounds of:

• 25 burpees
• 25 toes to bar
• 400 meter run.

12. Favorite thing to do for fun?

Hiking, beach outdoor activities. Dinner with friends.

13. Favorite healthy dish….and favorite “splurge” meal?

Favorite healthy dish: Branzino fish on the grill. Israeli salad and tahini.

And my “splurge” will be shawarma in pita with a bunch of salad inside.

14. If you could be a superhero who would you be and why?

Wonder woman:) Because she is a strong independent woman.

15. Favorite motivational quote?

“What doesn’t kill you makes you stronger.”

16. Interesting fact not many people know about you.

Love my naps:)

Each month we bring you a story about one of our awesome athletes at Salus. We feature this person because they have something special. They give their best in every class (and then some), they are hungry to learn and always ready to do the work. Not only that, but this person supports their fellow classmates and encourages them to reach their goals, too. This athlete embodies what we believe the Salus Community should be all about.

“The first word that comes to mind when describing Sandy is “consistency.” Sandy makes her health, both physical and mental, a priority by consistently attending class. She has no issue modifying movements because she knows moving her body is important, even if slightly different from what’s prescribed. She knows that 8:30 hour is essential to making her a better mom when she continues her day. And that squat depth is so pretty!” ~Coach Erin Winters

Our November 2022 Athlete of the Month is Sandy Puzio.

Sandy Puzio, Athlete of the Month November 2022

1. When and why did you start at Salus?

I started at Salus in the summer of 2021. I had been doing CrossFit for a few years and circumstances forced me to look for a new box. Changing gyms can be really difficult and I always found it would take me a year to be comfortable and enjoy my workouts but this time was much easier thanks to the coaches and the people at Salus. Even in the temporary space I could tell I ended up where I belonged.

2. How has your performance changed since you started at Salus?

I feel much stronger and while I am still cautious, I am less afraid to lift heavier weights and try new things. I still lift a lot less than everyone else but getting stronger. I am also learning how to be more efficient on the cardio equipment, especially the rower. I have a long way to go but looking less like a monkey going no place than before at least.

3. Are there exercises you can do now that you couldn’t do before?

Not necessarily doing anything new but definitely moving better and more consistently. Learning to use my legs to lift more instead of relying just on my arms.

4. How has your body physically changed since you started?

I am definitely stronger and feeling leaner than I ever have.

5. How has Salus changed you in other ways?

Salus allows me to get a great workout in an hour and I never leave feeling like I didn’t get enough of a workout that’s for sure. While I still watch what I eat, I don’t feel like I need to watch every calorie to get the results I want the way I did with other workouts.

6. How do you describe Salus to your friends?

Salus is such a great box. Great people, great coaches, great programming. I really like the consistency of the programming- you know what to expect each and every day.

7. What keeps you motivated to continue? What’s your “why”?

For me working out is more about my mental health than physical…the physical benefits are just a bonus.

I always feel better when I am done which is all the motivation I need. There’s something to be gained each and every day. There are days when the WOD is not in my wheelhouse at all and I laugh that I came anyway but I’m never sorry I did. My day is always better when I start it with class.

An added bonus is that my teenage daughters think it’s pretty cool that mom has muscles lol.

8. Favorite lift or WOD?

I really like any WOD with a couplet of cardio and weights like a few rounds of running and push jerks.
I tend to like a chipper a lot too.

If I had to pick a lift it would be the Bench Press.

9. What advice would you give to a newbie just joining Salus?

You don’t have to be a “CrossFitter.” There are so many ways to modify the workout and still get the same benefits. There’s always something to be gained each and every workout.

No one is judging or worrying about what anyone else is doing other than to encourage you to push through.

10. What is your next goal to accomplish?

I would really like to be able to do a legitimate toes to bar one day.

11. If you could design your own WOD, what would it look like?

It would definitely have running and no gymnastics or rope climbs.

12. Favorite thing to do for fun?

I am a beach lover so for me it would be a day spent on the beach reading a great book.

13. Favorite healthy dish….and favorite “splurge” meal?

My favorite healthy dish is any really good salad with a piece of grilled salmon on it.
Favorite splurge meal would be chicken cacciatore with broccoli rabe.

14. If you could be a superhero/superstar who would you be and why?

I never wanted to be a superhero, adventure is not so much for me- I prefer to stay close to the ground and right side up. I would be Jennifer Anniston for all of the obvious and shallow reasons…I even have a daughter named Emma.

15. Favorite motivational quote?

Probably be something simple like “if it doesn’t challenge you it won’t change you” because it is really the truth.

16. Interesting fact not many people know about you.

I am a sports fanatic, especially the New York Yankees. I like watching all sports and teams and really like listening to sports radio. I wish I had considered a career in sports broadcasting.

Each month we bring you a story about one of our awesome athletes at Salus. We feature this person because they have something special. They give their best in every class (and then some), they are hungry to learn and always ready to do the work. Not only that, but this person supports their fellow classmates and encourages them to reach their goals, too. This athlete embodies what we believe the Salus Community should be all about.

Our October 2022 Athlete of the Month is Dan Unkel.

“After the American flag outfit, how could we ever forget! Dan has always been a good listener, always has felt coachable, he always did his best and looking at the long term Dan has improved his lower body strength a ton of his skills with the barbell. Gymnastics movements have improved a great deal, too.” ~Coach Gino

“Dan is just a nice, humble hard worker and always gives words of encouragement.” ~Coach Scott

“I know Dan first as his former competition partner and as his coach second. Working side by side with him, you get a first hand experience as to how his calm, focused demeanor helps him crush workouts (and keep his partner calm, too). Dan sees the work in front of him, puts his head down, and gets it done regardless of how lofty the challenge. During class, he always makes an effort to support others around him while staying committed to improving his own performance.” ~Coach Erin

“Dan always shows up ready to work and with a smile!!! And he is One of Salus’ humble first responders!!! 🙌 did you know he delivered a baby at a gas station a few weeks ago when he was on duty!?! 😯” ~Coach Melissa

Dan Unkel Athlete of the Month October 2022

1. When and why did you start at Salus?

I joined Salus in January of 2018. I joined because I needed a change in my boring exercise routine, I would either lift weights or run, but never both at the same time or for any period of time.

CrossFit is the perfect combination of cardio and lifting for me…and because Erin Winters handed me a glass of Salus Kool Aid and told me to drink it.

2. How has your performance changed since you started at Salus?

I will be the first one to admit that I am nowhere near where I want to be as far as my fitness level goes, but Salus has helped me to get closer to it and realize what my weaknesses are. (ahem….cardio)

3. Are there exercises you can do now that you couldn’t do before?

Bar Muscle Ups. It feels so good when you fire yourself over that bar knowing I can do something that not many people in this world are capable of.

4. How has your body physically changed since you started?

I’m always sore…in the best way possible.

5. How has Salus changed you in other ways?

I’ve done two nutrition challenges and have learned a lot doing them. I have seen a noticeable difference each time. I understand what I need to put into my body and although my children, work, work schedule (steady midnights as a police officer) doesn’t help with nutrition, sleep and stress, the tools that Salus has provided me with has put me in a much better place then if I had never walked in those doors.

6. How do you describe Salus to your friends?

I have told anyone that will listen that Salus will be the best decision you could make as far as trying to reach your fitness goals.

The people, the atmosphere, the comradery…there is no gym that can duplicate the motivation you get walking into this building with these people.

I get more excited cheering others on and seeing them crush their goals then I do my own.

7. What keeps you motivated to continue? What’s your “why”?

My family and my job.

We are a very active family (Cameron-Gymnastics, Cali-Basketball, Mason-Football) and I want them to know that I wouldn’t ask them to do anything that I wouldn’t be willing to do. I work out and they know that, they ask me to workout with them and I’m glad they do. I want to be able to run, jump, and throw with them whenever they want. Also, it helps to stay in shape so I look good in uniform or a full American flag workout outfit.

8. Favorite lift or WOD?

The easy answer is Bench Press. I try and never miss bench day, but if I had to pick a favorite WOD, I would go with all the lifting, DT !

9. What advice would you give to a newbie just joining Salus?

Be patient and don’t look around. Don’t worry about what everyone else is lifting or capable of right now. You’ll get there.

You’ll amaze yourself if you just give yourself the time.

10. What is your next goal to accomplish?

Get my nutrition back on track. When is the next challenge? I need to set time aside to meal prep and put the effort into getting back to where I want to be.

11. If you could design your own WOD, what would it look like?

How about a birthday WOD 5/7/80, I’ll be 43.

5 rounds of 7 bench press (Gino can pick the weights), 43 box jumps and 80 dubs.

12. Favorite thing to do for fun?

Vacation anywhere near the beach with the girliest drink I can find. Don’t judge me!!!

13. Favorite healthy dish….and favorite “splurge” meal?

Healthy-Egg white’s with turkey and salsa on a spinach wrap.

Splurge Meal-Taco’s or Buffalo Wings

14. If you could be a superhero, who would you be and why?

Based on my job, I’d have to say either Superman or Spiderman. To try and help people in any way I can before they are hurt or become a victim is why I go to work each and every day. After 18 years on the job, nothing has changed for me. It gets disheartening to hear negative views about police officers but I’m also comforted by the effort that my men, women and I put forth despite the negative narrative.

15. Favorite motivational/Inspirational quote?

“The only thing necessary for evil to triumph in the world is that good men do nothing.” -Edmund Burke or maybe JFK

16. Interesting fact not many people know about you.

I was a State Champion football player and Track athlete in high school and went on to play both in college. To me, CrossFit is me not letting my inner athlete go and why I refuse to scale most WOD’s even though it is probably the smart thing to do for me at 42 years old.

Like many, Collin joined after a long break away from fitness during COVID. But he’s back and improving more than ever! Just hear what some of our coaches have to say:

“Collin definitely has a competitive streak. He has definitely been working on improving his level of performance, technique and positioning to reach that next goal.” ~Coach Gino

“I can confidently say that Collin is laser focused. You can tell he spends his class time soaking up as much as he can from our coaches. He pushes himself and is eager to attack his weaknesses.” ~Coach Erin

“Collin is constantly pushing his own boundaries, willing to try unfamiliar movements, back off to work on form, and also work heavy. He is very coachable, and constantly working to improve.” ~Coach Lisa

“Coaching Collin is always a pleasure. Every workout, I can see his mind thinking “how can I attack this workout.” He never compares himself but constantly tries to beat what he did yesterday.” ~Coach Anthony

Congratulations Collin! Meet our July 2022 Athlete of the Month!

1. When and why did you start at Salus?

I joined in May 2021 after a 15-month CrossFit hiatus. My wife and I moved to Middletown from Jersey City during the pandemic.

I was mostly working out at home as a result of Covid, either running or hitting the Peloton, and I wanted to get back to the challenging/intense workouts that CrossFit provides.

2. How has your performance changed since you started at Salus?

I have definitely gotten stronger, especially over the last few months. I ran a marathon last fall so my attendance was spotty, and I wasn’t really pushing myself on the strength side of the equation.

Since this past winter I’ve tried to challenge myself a bit more with heavy lifts, and to not take the easy way out on the metcons (like choosing a weight that I knew was way too light.)

I’ve set a few new PRs on lifts lately as a result.

3. Are there exercises you can do now that you couldn’t do before?

Both my overhead squats and squat snatches have improved a lot. That might sound crazy for anyone who has witnessed them, but they are so challenging for me that little increases in weight here and there are big accomplishments for me (I’ll challenge anyone in the gym for the “worst mobility” title!)

When I first started CrossFit, I would avoid classes where these lifts were programmed; now I seek them out since I want to keep improving.

4. How has your body physically changed since you started?

The good news is that I have gotten stronger, but the bad news is that I still have the “quarantine 15” and don’t fit into a lot of my clothes! Angela might have a new nutrition client soon…

5. How has Salus changed you in other ways?

I try to take the 6a class when I can fit it into my schedule since it helps me get focused for the day. I get the feeling of accomplishment right away, and then I’m ready to tackle my job knowing I got the workout out of the way.

6. How do you describe Salus to your friends?

It’s a great community where everyone checks their ego at the door.

No matter how strong you are or how quickly you finish a workout, everyone is supportive because what matters most is that YOU push yourself and YOU make sure you’re getting the most out of each workout.

My friends have said it looks intimidating, but at the end of the day, everyone is there for the same reason.

And the coaches are all incredible—the coaches at Salus are all passionate and invested in the success of all of us.

7. What keeps you motivated to continue? What’s your “why”?

I love competition, and while my “glory days” are behind me, this still allows me to get the competitive juices flowing. That can technically mean against the other people in the class, but more often than not it’s just about pushing yourself to the limits. I love the idea of workouts that say “go do XYZ as quickly as you can.”

8. Favorite lift or WOD?

Murph! I’d be happy with adding in another mile in there somewhere!

9. What advice would you give to a newbie just joining Salus?

Just stick with it. It can be intimidating at first, especially when you don’t know the lifts and exercises, but over time it’s going to get you in great shape. And listen to the coaches!

10. What is your next goal to accomplish?

Bar muscle ups.

11. If you could design your own WOD, what would it look like?

Murph but with 5ks at the start/end

12. Favorite thing to do for fun?

Trying new restaurants and golfing when I can

13. Favorite healthy dish….and favorite “splurge” meal?

Healthy: grilled chicken and veggies
Splurge: Tomahawk ribeye with all of the unhealthy sides: mashed potatoes, Mac and cheese, creamed spinach.

14. If you could be an animal, what would you be and why?

My dog Eli. He’s a weirdo so I’d love to know what’s going on in his mind..

15. Favorite motivational quote?

“ To give anything less than your best is to sacrifice the gift.” -Steve Prefontaine

16. Interesting fact not many people know about you.

-Every year I do a “beer mile” with my friends. I’ll be happy to provide more details off the record…

-I was once flown to Singapore for a 3.5 mile race.

Like many individuals, Alex started CrossFit looking for a new way to stay active during COVID. As a former collegiate athlete he wanted a challenging activity that also satisfied his competitiveness. He says, “The mental challenges that each workout presents always is a great way of proving to yourself that your mind and body are oftentimes capable of way more than you think.”

“Alex comes to each class ready to make that hour count. He stays very focused as he works on the proficiency of each movement, be it strength or the metcon. He is always receptive to coaching cues and eager to put them into practice.” ~Coach Erin

“Alex has been steadily improving since he began. He’s VERY coachable and moves extremely well.” ~Coach Scott

Congratulations Alex! Meet our May 2022 Athlete of the Month!

1. When and why did you start at Salus?

I started at Salus in October 2020. I wanted to be more active and find a new challenge.

It was a combination of me missing the competitiveness of college golf and the desire to get into better shape and use the extra time I was gifted due to remote work (COVID).

It was also super easy to start and try a class, which was nice.

The intro class with Gino introduced me to all the movements and gave me confidence to start in a group setting.

2. How has your performance changed since you started at Salus?

I am more flexible and stronger than I was before I joined Salus.

It’s great to see how my performance has changed when looking at Wodify.

The mental challenges that each workout presents always is a great way of proving to yourself that your mind and body are oftentimes capable of way more than you think. Aside from the physical aspect, I believe that the workouts at Salus are a great way to improve mental toughness.

3. Are there exercises you can do now that you couldn’t do before?

CrossFit and the programming at Salus forced me to work on my weaknesses.

I wasn’t able to do double unders or toes to bar before and my pull up strength has increased significantly. Learning how to kip has helped me string together multiple reps and complete larger sets.

Any gymnastics movement is especially challenging for me and being able to do pull-ups and toes to bar confirms that I made progress since I first started.

4. How has your body physically changed since you started?

I gained a few pounds in muscle mass and my jeans fit a little tighter around the thighs 😀

5. How has Salus changed you in other ways?

The nutrition reset challenges that Salus offers have helped me and my wife identify healthy alternatives to certain foods, which still helps us to this day.

I overall make better choices when it comes to what I eat and how sleep and recovery affect my performance.

The team WODs on Saturday mornings also help me to make better choices on Friday nights 🙂

6. How do you describe Salus to your friends?

I describe Salus as a group of likeminded people who have a passion for fitness and support and encourage each other regardless of skill or fitness level.

The community is the biggest reason why I enjoy coming to class.

It’s great to see how passionate the coaches are and how they “walk the walk.” The coaches do the workouts themselves and compete in CrossFit and weightlifting events, which is cool.

Everyone at Salus is trying to become a better version of themselves and is genuinely interested in the success of the other members.

7. What keeps you motivated to continue? What’s your “why”?

I am very fortunate to be healthy and I want to continuously challenge myself and stay physically active for as long as I can.

I also want to set a good example for my family and friends and hopefully inspire them to be more active and to maintain or develop healthy habits.

Seeing the ‘older’ members at Salus whoop my behind in every workout except Rowing and Rope Climbs (special shout out to Gino for programming that WOD!!) is also very inspiring to watch. I want to be in such great shape later in life as well!

8. Favorite lift or WOD?

Contrary to popular belief, it is not Wall Balls, Rowing or Running. I enjoy back squats and really any kind of Team WOD because I always find a little extra motivation when I work as part of a team.

9. What advice would you give to a newbie just joining Salus?

Just keep showing up consistently, don’t be afraid of stepping out of your comfort zone and listen to the coaches and you’re on your way to becoming the best version of yourself.

10. What is your next goal to accomplish?

I want to move into the Rx workouts more consistently.

11. If you could design your own WOD, what would it look like?

3 rounds for time

15DB snatches

30 wall balls

500m row

Finish the WOD with a single heavy clean

12. Favorite thing to do for fun?

Hanging out with the family and maybe sneak in a few holes at the golf course.

13. Favorite healthy dish….and favorite “splurge” meal?

Chicken, rice & veggies.

Splurge: Wiener Schnitzel, fries or potato salad and a good German beer

14. If you could be an animal what would you be and why?

I’d be a bat so I am more comfortable upside down and I can bang out more HSPU’s!

15. Favorite motivational quote?

“Whether you think you can, or you think you can’t – you’re right”. Henry Ford

16. Interesting fact not many people know about you.

I worked on the LPGA (Ladies Professional Golf Association) Tour as a professional Caddie for a while.