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YouTubesorry if this has been discussed in the past..does anyone know how much a personal trainer generally costs? i have a membership at lifestyle family fitness so i would be going there.
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lifeliberty
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used to be $60/hour, don't know how much it is now.
Posted 4 years ago # -
enzo
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Depends. I used to sell packages and most other trainers I know will do a bulk discount which is beneficial to you to get you to show up when you are scheduled to stick with the program and so that you do not book with a trainer and blow them off...not cool.
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Brewmaster
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You should try the kickboxing place in the Brewery District (next to BW3's). People in my building have been raving about how great it is. I think it's about $60/month for unlimited classes. They do free trials too.
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caitlin
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Brewmaster wrote You should try the kickboxing place in the Brewery District (next to BW3's). People in my building have been raving about how great it is. I think it's about $60/month for unlimited classes. They do free trials too.
really? i live behind this place, pretty much...so that would be good. i just hate to pay for a membership there and lff.
something to think about...
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caitlin
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Angel wrote i can ask tonight at the gym :)
which lifestyles? i can suggest some if you go to henderson or mill run
i go to the one downtown. i know they told me in the beginning (when you get three free sessions) but i wasn't paying attention because i knew i couldn't afford it. i'm pretty sure i still can't afford it but i figured i'd look into it.
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caitlin
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Angel wrote i'm kind of a workout freak so i was going to suggest them, but it sounds like you already know what you like.
i get super bored with my workout every couple of weeks so i try to switch it up, i haven't taken a class in awhile.
i need to get back into yoga and bodypump and then maybe all this personal trainer talk won't be necessary. and then maybe instead i can hire someone to stand at my desk and yell at me when i try to eat candy all day.
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Indie Pen Dent
Victorian Village
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Do any of you belong to the Lifestyle downtown? That would be the closest to my place if I joined, but I'm wondering about parking. Is there parking available?
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caitlin
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Indie Pen Dent wrote Do any of you belong to the Lifestyle downtown? That would be the closest to my place if I joined, but I'm wondering about parking. Is there parking available?
i go there. i normally go after work so meters are free and i never have a problem getting one.
you get discounted parking in the lot but its like $1.50/hour or something so i don't bother with it unless i'm late for a class and i can't find anything close.
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lifeliberty
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you have to pay to park. you can park at the meters(free after 6), in the 5/3 building lot, think you can get it partly validated, or city center lot.
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somertimeoh
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If you park in 5/3 get out before 9pm. Learned the hard way it's fuggin $3 after 9. Sheesh!
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Indie Pen Dent
Victorian Village
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Excellent! Now that I know I can at least park maybe I will join.
dredd wrote I'd be happy to call any of you during your workouts and yell at you for being weak, pathetic nothings who need to keep working out or else I'll come kick your booties. Totally free.
:lol: I love it! .....Do you have a business card?
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