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Digsy Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 10:42 AM |
Hanne wrote: I'll be getting my legs in gear tomorrow cos the local shopping mall has a sports theme this week, and 'my' fitness centre are demonstrating some classes. I'm on the step team so I guess I'll be doing a Saturday dance this week lol
do you know how much it costs (about) to sign up for fintess classes ?
i'm leaving next week (going to the uk) and thinking of singing up at some fitness centre ;) |
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Ursina Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 10:47 AM |
Hanne wrote: I'll be getting my legs in gear tomorrow cos the local shopping mall has a sports theme this week, and 'my' fitness centre are demonstrating some classes. I'm on the step team so I guess I'll be doing a Saturday dance this week lol
oh cool ! especially getting the freeby for the next course!
you have been doing step for quite a while now, haven't you ?
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Hanne Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 10:52 AM |
Digsy wrote:
do you know how much it costs (about) to sign up for fintess classes ?
i'm leaving next week (going to the uk) and thinking of singing up at some fitness centre ;)
Well I live in Denmark and the prices vary. I have a full membership which means that I can take as many classes as I like and be there as much as I like. Then they have memberships where you can come five times per month, ie. about once a week. The full membership costs me about £35 per month, but I know that there are cheaper places. It all depends on quality, I suppose.
When I lived in Glasgow, I used to go to a fitness centre wihtout any classes and I wasn't a member. It cost me about £3,50 per time. I only had time to go at the weekend anyway.
I prefer classes though cos I get more done when an instructor is shouting ;o)
Where in the UK will you be staying? |
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Hanne Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 10:56 AM |
oh cool ! especially getting the freeby for the next course!
you have been doing step for quite a while now, haven't you ?
sina:) [/quote]
Yep, when I got back to Aarhus, they had these step classes at the very small fitness room at uni. I liked it and I continued it here. The instructor asked people from the advanced class cos we're gonna do some basic stuff and then some more advanced stuff to sort of show the various levels.
I like step as much as I dislike spinning. In spinning classes you just sit on a bike for an hour, but in step, you get different series every time. It's the same steps, mostly, but in different variations. Basically, you have to make your two brainhalfs cooperate lol |
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Ursina Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 11:29 AM |
Hanne wrote:
oh cool ! especially getting the freeby for the next course!
you have been doing step for quite a while now, haven't you ?
sina:)
Yep, when I got back to Aarhus, they had these step classes at the very small fitness room at uni. I liked it and I continued it here. The instructor asked people from the advanced class cos we're gonna do some basic stuff and then some more advanced stuff to sort of show the various levels.
I like step as much as I dislike spinning. In spinning classes you just sit on a bike for an hour, but in step, you get different series every time. It's the same steps, mostly, but in different variations. Basically, you have to make your two brainhalfs cooperate lol [/quote]
ahhh that would be my downfall, my brainhalves are not too keen on cooperation ! lol
was it not in Aarhus the classes got cancelled more often than not ? I remember you going come hail and rain and then the class was cancelled
sina:) |
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Hanne Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 11:33 AM |
| yes I remember that too. Was really annoying. I think there was a period where they got cancelled more often that not *sigh*. They'd just send an email and I didn't have an internet connection at home, so I had to go to the uni to find out whether it was on. Now at least they call or text you :o) |
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Digsy Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 1:30 PM |
Hanne wrote: Digsy wrote:
do you know how much it costs (about) to sign up for fintess classes ?
i'm leaving next week (going to the uk) and thinking of singing up at some fitness centre ;)
Well I live in Denmark and the prices vary. I have a full membership which means that I can take as many classes as I like and be there as much as I like. Then they have memberships where you can come five times per month, ie. about once a week. The full membership costs me about £35 per month, but I know that there are cheaper places. It all depends on quality, I suppose.
When I lived in Glasgow, I used to go to a fitness centre wihtout any classes and I wasn't a member. It cost me about £3,50 per time. I only had time to go at the weekend anyway.
I prefer classes though cos I get more done when an instructor is shouting ;o)
Where in the UK will you be staying?
yeah it's so much better when you have sb shouting at you haha, but seriously, you do so much more then!
here in poland i try to be regularly 2 times a week but it varies, depends on the work i have to do
i'm going to stay in cambridge
actually i'm about to make a thread and ask if there are any ppl from here living there maybe ;] |
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AbsolutPurple Posted Fri 29 Jun, 2007 1:51 PM |
| rear of the year ? |
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