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Wulfheir
Posted 2004-10-28 11:48 AM (#11320)
Subject: 65 min class


The studio I go to has a 65 minute class daily at 4:30. There is 1 set of breathing, 2 sets of most standing series poses, then 1 set of floor poses.

I have starting attending these classes because i'm home by 6pm, very convenient. They have a full 90minute at 6pm but, then I get home at 8pm. It's hard to do day-to-day chores and prepare and eat supper by a decent hour when you only have a small time frame (4pm - 5:30pm, then again after 8pm)

Clearly, I'm not getting the benefits from an abbreviated 65min class as I would from a full 90min class, but is it worth the lifestyle change? Ultimately, I have to make this decision for myself, but I'm open to suggestions and input.
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LoraB
Posted 2004-10-28 12:44 PM (#11326 - in reply to #11320)
Subject: RE: 65 min class


Well, it might not be the benefits of a full 90 minutes, but it's the benefits of 65! Are you more likely to go more often to the 4:30 class? In other words, if you can go to that class 5 times a week, but can only go to the other 2 times a week, it might be more worth your while to go to the 4:30. Does that help?

Late classes are a pain. On Wednesdays my class ends at 9:30ish, and by the time i get home and have dinner it's 10:30 already! Hard to get thigns done after taht!
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Wulfheir
Posted 2004-10-28 1:11 PM (#11328 - in reply to #11320)
Subject: RE: 65 min class


I have been going to class 2 times a week. I want to increase that, and you are right, i probably will only be able to increase my frequency by continuing the early 65min classes. Maybe I will throw in the occasional 90 minute here and there as time permits.
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Gracie
Posted 2004-10-28 11:15 PM (#11351 - in reply to #11320)
Subject: RE: 65 min class


In his book, Bikram mentions an abbreviated class for more seasoned people. I've also heard that his advance classes are shorter as well (they take no breaks in between poses).
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Wulfheir
Posted 2004-10-29 9:17 AM (#11365 - in reply to #11320)
Subject: RE: 65 min class


well i took the plunge last night and purchased an unlimited monthly card. starting next week, i hope to get in 3-4 classes a week. our studio is starting to hold advanced classes in january, which i have been invited to, i'll report how they go.
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pbwilson
Posted 2004-10-29 11:44 AM (#11376 - in reply to #11320)
Subject: RE: 65 min class


This sounds like a great idea - I would be so into it at my studio.
Is your studio a "certified" Bikram College of India studio?
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Wulfheir
Posted 2004-10-29 12:15 PM (#11377 - in reply to #11376)
Subject: RE: 65 min class


pbwilson - 2004-10-29 9:44 AM

This sounds like a great idea - I would be so into it at my studio.
Is your studio a "certified" Bikram College of India studio?


Yep. When I first discovered these classes, I wondered to myself if the Bikram-police would come knocking.
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