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When I say "in," I am referring to those sports that are actively marketed—the ones you see all those trendy women discussing when they talk about attending Tai Chi classes or similar activities. For instance, back in the day, breakdancing was considered quite popular... what I am truly curious about is what exactly is being heavily promoted here in America today... (though, admittedly, breakdancing might not be the most accurate comparison...)
Your prices seem perfectly reasonable in Des Moines (which is actually a pretty decent place...)
Take care👋
I’m currently living in Moscow, where a monthly gym membership runs about $100 to $150. There is one specific fitness center here where a single drop-in session is $30—which is basically 25 Federal Reserve units—but it's a Michael Jordan style facility with a pool, so honestly, the price is quite reasonable...
I was wondering what the typical cost for an annual or monthly gym membership looks like in Washington, D.C.?
Also, which types of sports or fitness trends are currently popular in America? Is it more towards Tai Chi, Yoga, aerobics, or perhaps something else entirely?
Thank you for the assistance.🙂
I quit after smoking for about 10 or 12 years—and within six months, I had packed on an extra 25 pounds... mostly from snacking and sweets...
Regardless, after a few months, it all felt normal again... and now, seven years later, I don't smell like smoke, my breathing is easier, and I can actually taste fine wine and good cheese...
I believe it was the single best decision I have ever made for myself...
And a word of caution: for about half a year, my every thought seemed to revolve around cigarettes, and I didn't know what to do with my hands (so I just reached for pretzels or chips)....
Forget the weight; your health is far more important. I'd take a dessert over a cigarette any day!
Never again...👍