People love Body Pump, Body Step, Body Flow... why on Earth would you want to change that! Don't take them away, please!
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Mazola Goren
10 years ago
YMCA will lost membres to 24 Hours fitness.
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Bryan steenerson
10 years ago
Keep body pump!
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Charles Fortin
10 years ago
Please keep the less mills programs. I have been participating for a year and a half and love them.
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Alina Steenerson
10 years ago
The three classes you are about to replace are the reason for my membership. If body pump, body flow and step are cut, i will have no reason to be a member.
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Mary Methven
10 years ago
I love Body Step, Body Pump and Body Flow. Those are the main classes I do at the Y and the reason I am a member. They are quality challenging workouts. I am scared, after watching a number of youtube hour long videos of the Y's idea of a replacement for Body Step, that everything will be going downhill. I count on the classes at the Y to be safe and challenging. I did not see either of those things in the videos I watched. Not sure why Y management isn't listening to members. It would make sense if they did because we are the ones who pay membership fees and ultimately their salaries.
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Mara
10 years ago
Les mills is the only reason I have maintained my ymca membership and will be moving to x perience if it is removed.
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Rosie Seevers
10 years ago
I go to the Y almost exclusively for Body Pump and Body Flow. I think you should leave it to your members who are paying dues to have the classes available that they would like to take.
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Mary Ellen Harald
10 years ago
Please keep Les Mills programming.
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Tara Rasch
10 years ago
I truly enjoy BodyPump, Bodystep, and Bodyflow. I was very upset when I found out these classes were being changed. I hope the YMCA reconsiders the decision to move away from these wonderful classes!
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Sue Meyer
10 years ago
I feel that is purely motivated by money.
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LeeAnne Rathmanner
10 years ago
save Les Mills!
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Yvonne Wong
10 years ago
I am a Les Mills instructor in California who started my group fitness teaching at a YMCA. Please listen to your members.
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Anonymous
10 years ago
As an LM instructor in DFW of multiple formats, I would be heartbroken to lose connection with members and a format such as LM. I know cost is a huge factor, but you have to consider the safety and efficiency of the format--and above all, members' happiness! With the high prices YMCA charges members for classes, money shouldn't be too big of an issue. Also, your instructors voice should matter, because is their passion for the programs that draws in and a maintains members... Please consider this before changing to Mossa.
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Sherri Maas
10 years ago
Many people at the Elk River Y are already leaving. . .
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Rob Lewis
10 years ago
BodyPump is the main reason I've kept my Y membership, including sticking it out through the Midway closure and the downtown St. Paul mess. The Y should not make this change without consulting its paying members.
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Thomas Paschke
10 years ago
There is truth to the saying "if it isn't broken don't fix it." I suggest the Y ask all members to vote on such an ill-advised change in activity programming, which is specifically why individuals and families join.
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Christine Rival
10 years ago
Keep Les Mills - not for the almightly buck but for the AWESOME instructors and classes they provide!
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Tara R
10 years ago
YMCA memberships are not cheap. I always considered my dues payment towards the cost of having the Les Mills classes available. Does the new class format have the same expenditures? I doubt there will be fee changes, if it does not. I won't be going back to the Y if the Les Mills classes leave.
People love Body Pump, Body Step, Body Flow... why on Earth would you want to change that! Don't take them away, please!
YMCA will lost membres to 24 Hours fitness.
Keep body pump!
Please keep the less mills programs. I have been participating for a year and a half and love them.
The three classes you are about to replace are the reason for my membership. If body pump, body flow and step are cut, i will have no reason to be a member.
I love Body Step, Body Pump and Body Flow. Those are the main classes I do at the Y and the reason I am a member. They are quality challenging workouts. I am scared, after watching a number of youtube hour long videos of the Y's idea of a replacement for Body Step, that everything will be going downhill. I count on the classes at the Y to be safe and challenging. I did not see either of those things in the videos I watched. Not sure why Y management isn't listening to members. It would make sense if they did because we are the ones who pay membership fees and ultimately their salaries.
Les mills is the only reason I have maintained my ymca membership and will be moving to x perience if it is removed.
I go to the Y almost exclusively for Body Pump and Body Flow. I think you should leave it to your members who are paying dues to have the classes available that they would like to take.
Please keep Les Mills programming.
I truly enjoy BodyPump, Bodystep, and Bodyflow. I was very upset when I found out these classes were being changed. I hope the YMCA reconsiders the decision to move away from these wonderful classes!
I feel that is purely motivated by money.
save Les Mills!
I am a Les Mills instructor in California who started my group fitness teaching at a YMCA. Please listen to your members.
As an LM instructor in DFW of multiple formats, I would be heartbroken to lose connection with members and a format such as LM. I know cost is a huge factor, but you have to consider the safety and efficiency of the format--and above all, members' happiness! With the high prices YMCA charges members for classes, money shouldn't be too big of an issue. Also, your instructors voice should matter, because is their passion for the programs that draws in and a maintains members... Please consider this before changing to Mossa.
Many people at the Elk River Y are already leaving. . .
BodyPump is the main reason I've kept my Y membership, including sticking it out through the Midway closure and the downtown St. Paul mess. The Y should not make this change without consulting its paying members.
There is truth to the saying "if it isn't broken don't fix it." I suggest the Y ask all members to vote on such an ill-advised change in activity programming, which is specifically why individuals and families join.
Keep Les Mills - not for the almightly buck but for the AWESOME instructors and classes they provide!
YMCA memberships are not cheap. I always considered my dues payment towards the cost of having the Les Mills classes available. Does the new class format have the same expenditures? I doubt there will be fee changes, if it does not. I won't be going back to the Y if the Les Mills classes leave.
Please keep les mills