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fuyu_tokyo. I chose the most recent class, which was sort of a dance class. The first choreography was still okay, but the second part... too fast, too much coordination and I'm not (yet) good enough with that. Also, I didn't have quite the space, being afraid the TV would suffer if I did all of it as enthusiastically as they showed it. So I skipped about 15 minutes, just kept doing the basic steps while they finished their choreography. Anyway, I was already all sweat after 10 minutes, so skipping 15 minutes out of an hour doesn't feel such a big deal.
I guess that's the big difference compared to yoga: I actually feel making a real effort, and in some way, that's good to.
fuyu_tokyo. I chose the most recent class, which was sort of a dance class. The first choreography was still okay, but the second part... too fast, too much coordination and I'm not (yet) good enough with that. Also, I didn't have quite the space, being afraid the TV would suffer if I did all of it as enthusiastically as they showed it. So I skipped about 15 minutes, just kept doing the basic steps while they finished their choreography. Anyway, I was already all sweat after 10 minutes, so skipping 15 minutes out of an hour doesn't feel such a big deal.I guess that's the big difference compared to yoga: I actually feel making a real effort, and in some way, that's good to.