| I've heard all the great things about Soulcycle, Orange Theory, barre, and the rest of them, so I wanted to flip it -- which workout classes do you like dislike, and what do you dislike about them? |
| If you mean in the before times I dislike Zumba because it’s not a good work out. No big moves. Lots of small technical moves that are challenging but nowhere near as challenging as old school aerobics. |
| Barre. It is dumb. Nothing about it is good for your body. (It’s not bad for your b tia a waste of time) it’s nothing like dance training but somehow tries to market itself as such. |
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Orange theory. Hated the screens and splat and all that.
Barre. Never felt like a good use of time |
| Hated them all. Too uncoordinated for the moves—aerobic or strength. I prefer running on my own outside or on treadmill. Ever since COVID-19, however, I got the Peleton app and now I love all the classes. I think it’s because I can move at my own pace, rewind if I miss a move, don’t have to be self-conscious, don’t have to go anywhere, like the privacy of my home. |
| Spinning. SO, so boring. |
| Spinning, orange theory, that core place— any place where the ‘coaches’ are screaming nonstop into a mic |
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Barre -- room too small.. moves are only challenging because you do 2000 of the exact same thing. Waste of time
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| I don't think I've ever been to a class I've really disliked. I always feel a bit foolish in a dance fitness class, because I'm terribly ungraceful and have no rhythm, but it's still fun jumping around to upbeat music. |
| Jazzercise - yawn. |
| Dance Trance. Terrible workout and damn near impossible to follow. |
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Spinning
Orange Theory |
| Barre. It's too overly marketed towards insecure women and is overhyped as an actual strength workout. |
This. Oh This. I personally do not enjoy Spinning and I hate the mind think of Orange Theory. But my dislike for them pales in my contempt for Barre. |
| Orange Theory. I didn’t get it. The room is dark and windowless. I’d rather run outdoors and do strength at home. |