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Reposting this, in case anyone actually knows something:
I recently moved over to the Savica area, so I’m looking to pick a primary care doctor at the Savica Health Center (Ljerka Šram 2). Anyone have recommendations on who I should sign up with? I need someone professional and decent, and more importantly, someone who isn't drowning in patients—ideally someone who doesn't see ten people an hour just to keep up.
Hvala 🙂
Hey everyone.
I just moved over to Savica, so I'm looking for a decent GP at the Savica Health Center (Ljerka Šram 2). Anyone have recommendations on who I should sign up with? I need someone professional and actually polite—and please, tell me they don't run an hour behind schedule. Is it even possible to find a doctor who sees maybe two patients an hour? Thanks. 🙂
stormytinker16 said:There's kickboxing at the Americenter over in the suburbs. Not sure about the price—they probably have a website, so just check there. They used to have classes over by the old hospital district too, but they switched from kickboxing to standard boxing. You get a trainer and work out whenever you schedule it with them. It’s a bit pricey, though $120.
Thanks, stormytinker16🙂 I also heard there's a spot at the Dea fitness center downtown. Does anyone know if it's any good or what the rates are? If it's decent, I might sign up next year.
Not sure if this has been asked yet, though I suspect not (if it has, drop a link to the answer 😉). I’m looking to get into some recreational kickboxing, ideally in an all-girls group if that’s even a thing. Does anyone know of a club in the US that offers that? I want the lowdown: what’s the cost, how many sessions a week, what’s the vibe of the crew and the trainer? Also, how organized are these places? Is it just endless basic drills, or is there actual progression or levels involved? Just trying to figure out how the whole kickboxing scene actually works.