11-20-10, 03:17 PM | |
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Chicago
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Thank you all for the suggestions and understanding where I am coming from. As far as my neighbors and management go, dealing with them should be doable. I'm sure we all have dealt with similar situations in the past. I've read some horror stories on here about having terrible neighbors and it makes my situation seem like a cakewalk in comparison.
I like the idea of covering some of my furniture or partitioning off some of the area so I can concentrate better. I do agree that some instructors do not take space into consideration when creating some of their workouts; however, the only workouts I have had a major problem with in regards to space have been any Tracy Anderson dance cardio. I can modify about 85% of the moves, but there are always a few grapevines of sashays that leave bumping into my gorgeous Brazilian bookshelf no matter how much I try to modify. I do have to say that despite all the high impact, Insanity and Turbo Fire are great for small spaces. I agree with a lot those on your list too, beatchica. Acey, we should definitely consider that check-in.
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