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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Serious question: why would you pay $100+ per workout? I don’t get it. [/quote] Some people choose to get their nails done every week, hair highlighted every few months, purchase expensive cars.. I choose to invest in my health. To each their own. Not only have this dramatically improved my physical health but also my mental health. [/quote] This is more money than a gym membership for an entire month. Or a physical therapy session (if you are doing Pilates in hopes of improving an injury) with someone with a graduate or post graduate degree in physical therapy. Or a personal trainer. Especially if you are using your own equipment, what exactly are paying $160/session for? [/quote] I hear you. I’m considering hiring someone to help me get acquainted with this specific equipment and then I will be able to maintain it with videos. The one on one instruction is important to ensure proper form and proper use of the equipment while I attempt to go on this on my own at home eventually. [/quote]
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