Gee, they are certainly not cheap with the cheapest being around $180NZ a month to $230NZ, you really have to commit to make sure you get the most for your buck.
I went for my free intro at St Johns today. After getting lost (thank you very much GPS!) I found it with 5 minutes to spare for my appointment at 9am. Walking into a studio with the roller door wide open to allow fresh air in, I saw around 30 people chatting away with barbells lying in neat rows along the padded floor to my left. In front of me were 3 people chatting and I was hoping my blank lost look that I perfected on my face would get someones attention to come up and aske me how they can help. I got my wish 3minutes later (which is a long time standing around feeling stupid). Chatting to a nice lady whose name I politely forgot 20seconds after she told me. I was to wait for Darren to arrive.
We had a good chat where he explained to me the concept of Crossfit & what he was doing. Then he showed me how to do a proper squat, chestforwrd squat, situp & push up (which I could barely do 3, pathetic I know). Darren put together a small workout of:
100mtr row
10x squat
7x situp
5x burpees
as many times in 7 mins
No problem I thought waiting for him to set the timer, so easy, I do the spontanious workout & don't think I'm that unfit. Well......
I did 3 rounds plus 6 squats and was so grateful as he counted down the minutes that I didn't have to do burpees again after the 3rd go.
We chatted breifly about diet in which they follow paelo (google it) and then I left with a promise that he would email me details for a 4 week intro.
I really enjoyed myself and everyone seemed down to earth & very friendly (even though I just had eyelash extensions put in yesterday & looked like THAT girl, who worksout with full makeup, oh well).
I am very keen to try out Crossfit. I have a free intro at New Market on Tuesday so looking forward to seeing how that goes.
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