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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here. Funny this thread still has traction. For the record I am 51 so not young at all but I have been doing group fitness classes since college and when it's time to move I want to move. Older people who have been exercising their whole lives generally do a fine job keeping up. What irks me is when retirees who have never exercised come into higher level classes and expect others to accommodate them. I am serious about my workout and it is my only me time. I also love the feeling of traveling through space and that's hard to find in classes these days. Love the coughing suggestion.[/quote] You are special and deserve a lot of space. A quick shove would solve your problem. [/quote] I can't tell you how much I wanted to. Smack dab in the middle of the floor and she barely moved. She was smiling though and I couldn't do it. Never mind that no one around her could actually do the routine because of her.[/quote]
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