| People who follow the fashion of "fitness" as part of a
| conceptualized, semi- conscious routine of self-development and
| self- fulfillment. (Whatever that means. I'm sure they can't tell
| you. They're just doing what the TV ads told them to do. Eating
| power bars made mostly of sugar; wearing "panty hose" on the street
| to show that they work out, even if their behind ends up looking
| like a very large sack of cantaloupes; taking their statins and high
| blood pressure drugs and happy pills to maximize their quality of
| life, while they wolf down a piece of salmon grilled in olive oil on
| their way to yoga class. The average fitness-savvy person is
| arguably unaware of their body to a surprising extent. "Achieving"
| exercise and keeping a record is part of that.)
|
| You just described a fitness-ignorant person and used the phrase
fitness-savvy.
| Perhaps you're familliar with the word "savvy"? It usually means someone
| knowledgable about something practicle.

You don't seem to have understood my point.
But if you can't get it from reading what I wrote
then I expect there's no point trying to explain it.
Hint: irony.