... I keep saying I should find a pilates or yoga studio up here.
Fine, self. YYoga has a promotional thing that gives you a free class your first time in, and a thirty-day introduction for $40.
Assuming you can prove you're a BC resident.
This could be . . interesting. *grabs chequebook with old Vancouver address on*
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Update: Chequebook worked, free class was free, woo.
Oof. I survived! I failed to fall on my head! Or drop a two pound 'toning ball' on anything, including my own foot.
I sure wouldn't take anyone new to pilates to that class. O.o; Feel like I did okay, but when the teacher was talking about flexibility and mobility and asked if anyone in the room was hypermobile, mine was the only hand that went up. o.O;
Teacher--after class, when everyone else was gone and I was trying to be friendly in response to her friendly--warned me that this chain's pilates classes tend to be people coming to get an Ab Workout, and that Sunday afternoons tend to be relatively low-key.
Good to know.
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Assuming you can prove you're a BC resident.
This could be . . interesting. *grabs chequebook with old Vancouver address on*
--
Update: Chequebook worked, free class was free, woo.
Oof. I survived! I failed to fall on my head! Or drop a two pound 'toning ball' on anything, including my own foot.
I sure wouldn't take anyone new to pilates to that class. O.o; Feel like I did okay, but when the teacher was talking about flexibility and mobility and asked if anyone in the room was hypermobile, mine was the only hand that went up. o.O;
Teacher--after class, when everyone else was gone and I was trying to be friendly in response to her friendly--warned me that this chain's pilates classes tend to be people coming to get an Ab Workout, and that Sunday afternoons tend to be relatively low-key.
Good to know.
This entry also available at Dreamwidth and has
comments there.