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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]..."it is so demotivating working out with an instructor who I have zero interest in looking like."

Why does this matter so much to you? I would start from there.[/quote]

NP here. It matters to me because I’m working out to improve my physical fitness. If the exercise class I’m taking will only result in a physique that’s 20 pounds overweight, well that’s not very motivating.

[b]Most people take barre, Pilates, whatever class because they’re interested in having a toned fit body. The end goal is not to learn to do the perfect plié. People are doing the plié because it promises the end goal of a toned body[/b]. An out of shape instructor sends the message that the class doesn’t work. That no matter how well you master the class, you will not be toned and fit.

I don’t know about you, but it would be super demoralizing for me - especially since time is at a premium. [/quote]

:lol: bar and pilates is not going to give you a fit toned body what matters is having a diet that keeps your body fat low. Anyone can look fit and "toned" with a low enough body fat percentage.

but I guess looking "toned" matters more to you than actually being strong. I can follow Gisele's yoga routine all i want, but i am NEVER going to have her body. Simply not possible giving my genetic build and all the barre in the world isn't going to give you a ballerina's body. [/quote]

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