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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I visit boutique fitness studios (I.e. soul cycle, pure barre, solid core) from time to time when they offer free classes or special deals and am fascinated by how many women in their 20s pay $150+/month for memberships. I say this as a married woman in my 20s with a pretty decent HHI.[/quote]

Soul doesn’t offer memberships.[/quote]

I don’t think this person really went to SoulCycle [/quote]

maybe PP meant package and not membership. It's really just semantics.

you can buy different "packages" that offer a specific number of classes each month, that you can set to renew every month...which is how a membership works too. [/quote]

Yeah, that’s not how Soul works. Why do people who don’t know keep claiming that they do?[/quote]
JFC, it is semantics. I am the PP who talked about the memberships. Several years ago I went to a free class at Soul in the west end. I’m not making this up. I have also bought a heavily discounted multipack to solid core, and am currently on a $99 trial month at PB. I don’t care if you have a membership or go 5x week buying individual packs - either way, it’s not cheap.

well, here is Southern California you can purchase a package of classes...10 for $265 to be exact.  look I've never been, it's not my "thing" - so I'm just reporting what I see on their website. [/quote][/quote]

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