Hate Zumba. Have loved step since the 80s.

In the 90s I used to pay $3 per jazzercise class. It was meant mostly for oldsters (which I was not at the time) so it was easy enough to follow along.

Boy, you sure brought back memories! L step -lol! Step was the best! Such a great workout!

Anonymous wrote:I loved step classes. It’s what got me going to the gym. Loved that it’s not all dancy and you don’t need any special talents!

Are you listening, Zumba? Some of us are there for the cardio, not to practice for our Cardi B backup dancer audition.

I loved step classes. It’s what got me going to the gym. Loved that it’s not all dancy and you don’t need any special talents!

Aspen Hill Club offers step classes

Anonymous wrote:Old lady here. Sigh. So many good step memories. Loved looking at my pony-tail bounce in the mirror when I used to do big L steps off the end of the bench...

I love this. I'm 46 and miss step; was just thinking this today during zumba when a substitute teacher started with the grapevine

Amy Dixon has a good one. It's available on Amazon.

http://a.co/d/hC3Zg1V

Anonymous wrote:I wish the regular step classes would come back in some way, shape, or form. At some point the footwork got way too intricate and fast. That's why people stopped going.

Oh no, the intricate moves and modifications are fun! Boring step is boring! A DVD would be hella boring! I have a feeling the instructor with the following mentioned above is really intricate and always changing up challenging routines!

Look for gyms that offer Les Mills classes. BodyStep is basically an aerobic step class. I know the XSport in Alexandria offers it, along with several of the other Les Mills Body- classes (BodyFlow, BodyPump, etc).

Jazzercise is still around! I don’t know if they use steps/risers but they still do choreographed aerobics.

Maybe try zumba

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Anonymous wrote:The same thing that will happen to Barre, Peloton, and SoulCycle in 20 years.

I'm ok with that. But step is forever! It never gets old. My knees, on the other hand...

Uh, no. Clearly step is not forever. It is out. Get with the times, lady.

I’m only 38 and loved step aerobics, LOL. I started going as a teenager. I’m not from this area but in my area it’s evolved into different Les Mills classes. There are step elements but not a straight up step class.

Anonymous wrote:Old lady here. Sigh. So many good step memories. Loved looking at my pony-tail bounce in the mirror when I used to do big L steps off the end of the bench...

Now my old knees can barely climb a step.

Sigh.

I wish the regular step classes would come back in some way, shape, or form. At some point the footwork got way too intricate and fast. That's why people stopped going.