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Oct 03 2008

Bruised and Battered . . .but So Worth It

Published by justathought at 4:47 pm under Uncategorized Edit This

dancer-girl.jpgIn my Monday post, I mentioned that part of the exercise I did last week was a Saturday “Girl’s Night Out” at a fitness club called B-Risque.  It was a friend’s birthday and she wanted to spend it getting a little naughty and a lot sweaty.  So she decided to invite her closest gal pals to a class that teaches the art of striptease, beginner pole dancing, and lap dance . . . .all in the name of exercise.

I must admit that I’ve never had so much fun in the name of good health.  Let’s face it, inside of everyone woman is a little bit of a stripper mentality.  We all want to learn how to do those deliciously sexy moves that drive the men crazy.  Now, with classes like those at B-Risque, we can do that and get fit too.

I had so much fun and it was only days later that I truly realized the extent of my exercise.  I was sore, my muscles ached and I found a glaring bruise on my inner right thigh ( got a little to down and dirty with the pole I guess) :).   There was one move done while sitting in the chair (imagine the lap of your significant other) where you open and close your legs in a letter “v” fashion.  It was killer.

For everyone looking for a way to bring the fun into their workout, I recommend giving a class like this a try.  It allows you to indulge your naughty side and get fit at the same time.    You may get a little bruised and battered as you learn the technique. . .but it is oh so worth it.

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