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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Seriously if you want to work out without thinking about other people, don’t take a class. CLASS. [/quote]
sorry, that is bullsh**t!  I  love the classes,I love the loud music and the freeing feeling of moving all around the floor. It is what I consider the only "me" time of the day.  I feel bad for the older ladies b/c yes, I get it, that will be me some day (and they are very nice!), but they make a class very dangerous when there is a lot of movement.  They should be in the back of the room or the front side, not in the middle.  I end up worrying how to get around them instead of my work out.  [/quote]
+1000 As a diehard class attender I agree with this. [b] They should be in the back of the class for their safety. And the instructors should be responsible for keeping classes safe.[/b]  When I start a new class I always get in the back until I learn the moves because I don’t want to interfere and annoy the people that have already perfected the moves.  But old people can be oblivious and need to be politely told.  [/quote]
Totally agree with you. In any group exercise class the rule should be new people/less experienced always to the back, and experienced people always to the front. Regardless of the time you come into the room. This isn’t a lecture class where you should fill in the front of the room first.

And it should be the instructors job to enforce this. They need to be in the room long before the class starts reminding people as they come in where to fill in.[/quote]

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