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[quote=Anonymous]ok, In January I was COMPLETELY out of shape. I purchased a 10 class segment and figured I would give it a try. After the 10 sessions I went for the unlimited membership and now go three times a week (got my next class at 4!) Why I like it - it really does push me harder than I otherwise push myself. Even though you can scale exercises back (not doing a full burpee, but a slow down version of it, which is what I do) and walk if you need to (which I sometimes do when I am just having an off day), the tempo of the class and the variety of exercises (treadmill, floor/rowing) gives me a much more holistic workout than I would ever do myself. There is also a bike alternative for people who cannot do the treadmills. So I am now about 6-7 weeks in and just over the last couple of days have noticed the change in strength and my body (smaller butt - yay me!) It is really encouraging. I also like that it is exactly an hour. I am actually not a huge follower of the heart rate monitor because I don't think it adjusts for personal differences. I can be dripping sweat and almost falling off a treadmill and the heart rate monitor will indicate that I am essentially standing still. I have run several marathons and also have a very low resting heart rate, which probably makes me an outlier on the typical heart rate scale for a woman in her 40s. So I am just not convinced the monitor is individualized enough. Finally, everyone at every fitness level leaves drenched in sweat. And at our location there are very different levels of fitness level. [/quote]
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