If so whats the name of it? I joined the YMCA, so while im working out my kids can go to their childcare...How cool is that?...We dont have many gyms in milwaukee that offer childcare..
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Yes, I joined a private gym two weeks ago that offers childcare and I absolutely love it. I work out and then I go tan, my kids are happy there and I'm losing about a lb a day.  Good for you that you're working out and taking care of yourself, I'm finding that it's an excellent way to deal with the daily stress in my life.
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hey i'm from Gainesville and i know there has to be a juniors program in tampa. are you still in school? ask around in ybor i'm sure someone can help you. if not you can always come to gainesville. we have alot of programs.
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those turbo jam infomercials look like a lot of fun -- I haven't seen anything else like it. I like "THE FIRM," but that is not hip hop at all. Some video rental places have exercise videos to try out. I know netflix does. I've rented a few, and I know that there were some hip hop ones in there. Good luck on your search.
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No but I want to learn to box. I live in Oakland County and have look for a place but there really isn't any. Tell me if you find some.
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Hi there. As an ex-member of the Curves gym I would not recommend it. I know it sounds great an easy due to the whole 30min circuit, but its not all that great! \n\nI have since joined a female only gym, fernwood, and am much happier! The staff are a lot friendlier and my workout has been tailored to my needs, not to a general populations. There is alot more equipment so I do not get bored, and I can vary my program day to day!
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Here is a hip hop dance class for kids 5-19:\n\nHip Hop Kidz\n• Location: Miami (citywide), FL\n• Neighborhood: Miami/Fort Lauderdale Citywide Services\n• Phone: 305.233.3555\n• Hours: Varies, depending on location.\n• Ages: 3 to 17\n• Cost: $190/two month session\n• Web: http://www.hiphopkidz.net\n\nIf you'd like to get your child involved in dance class, but the more traditional ballet or tap are out of the question (maybe they're just not cool enough), check out Hip Hop Kidz. You may have seen the Hip Hop Kidz dance troupe in the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade, or at halftime during the Heat basketball games. Though the Performance Troupe is by invitation only, anyone can participate in the dance classes.\n\nClasses are offered for children ages five through 19 years. Price for two months (two hours/week) is $185, depending on the class. Discounts are offered for more than one child enrolled in the program.\n\nHip Hop Kidz offers a Hip Hop theme party that is half entertainment and half interactive, appropriate for ages 4 years old to teenage, and are unique and one of a kind. Parties can be held at the home, their facility, or a park or party room. Length of the party is two hours and consists of a performance with the nationally-known Hip Hop Kidz Production Company dancers. Each party also includes a fun follow along with the party-leader/choreographer who teaches party guests some of the latest hip hop moves to the most popular hip hop music. Interactive Hip Hop games are also included. The price for the two-hour party is $400. The parties are available in both Miami and Fort Lauderdale.\n\nMultiple locations offer these classes throughout Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach Counties. The types of classes available vary by location. Call the main office for locations and information.\n\nHere is one for adults. The website does not give a lot of details, but here is the link:\nhttp://www.miamicontemporarydance.org/index.html
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At the YMCA.\n\nCoach
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This is a business that you cannot do with very little dollars or zero-cost. A gym - especially for kids - would need all the safety devices and equipments. You need to invest in materials and equipment designed to help protect young ones and make sure that they are not hurt. Even the barebones fitness programs offered to toddlers by county recreation areas have padded mats and other safety devices. Gymboree, on the other hand, has foam slides, boats, and other fun stuff for the kids. The last thing you want is a lawsuit from angry parents whose kids were hurt in your gym class. \n\nI suggest you first research your market and find out what they offer. The web has made it very easy to check on your competitors. Entrepreneur.com has a list of franchises offering fitness programs for kids http://www.entrepreneur.com/franzone/cats/1,6587,12-12-0-CHILDFIT,00.html . While franchising may not be one of the options you are thinking, the site has a listing of your competitors - check what activities they offer, go to their websites and see how they are offering gym activities, etc.\n\nThen develop your own plan based on three things: what is not currently offered in the market that you think you can do; and what is currently offered but you can do better; and what can you realistically do based on your resources (the more limited your resources, the more limited your initial plan).\n\nYour startup costs will include the venue, equipment, and possibly personnel to help assist you in running your programs. If you will do the business from home, be careful not to run afoul of zoning laws (read: your neighbors should not complain). Customers will be coming and going into your house so you need to think where the cars of your 20 or 50 students will park at the same time!\n\nThe more you know about what you are getting into, the more informed your decisions will be and you will have a greater chance at success.\n\nGood luck\nIsabel Isidro\nFor information on starting a business, visit http://www.powerhomebiz.com
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I always want to see a lot of equipment so you don't have to wait in line!  That's what I hate most about my gym...when the work day is over it seems like EVERYONE is there and I have to wait forever to use the treadmil/elepticals!\n\nAlso, I wish my gym offered Yoga and Pilates classes.  Have lots of different classes and offer them as much as possible.  Hope this helps!  Good luck!
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Yes, me and my mom joined WW a few years ago. It did work! But it was too far for us to drive to meetings and got kind of costly. It took a little while to get going on the weight loss, but I did lose 10lbs during the time I was there. The people are very supportive, so I would recommend it to others. The only thing I got bored with, was always counting my food. But they have since changed the ways they do it. I would definitely join with someone, though. That way you don't slack as much. I'd say preferibly with someone in your home, so that you can both watch what you buy and eat together. I truthfully didn't know if the meetings encouraged me more or not to lose weight quicker. I'm the hardheaded type, so if I don't want to stay with something that I don't like, I won't.
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If you can't go for a walk, and can't do a video at home, looks like  a option would be going to a club, most of them have day care now, for pretty cheap too.  We have one at our club, and it's very reasonable, the girls bring all of their kids and work out for an hour or two.  Think  about it.
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You betcha! My kids loved it. And now they volunteer each year to help out. I never made it to VBS but I was a camp counselor at Conconully Camp (Near Omak, WA) for three years and I just loved it to pieces. Those were the days. Great kids too.
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Saw it on Sportscenter in my gym.  Touched a nerve -- my son has the same condition, and actually made the basketball team this year, but quit because other kids made him feel like he didn't belong.  He obsessed about it for months.\n\nhere's the story:
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I do, and I like it!\n\nI got the Edge, the $99 one at Walmart.  It took a little getting used to at first, but is fun.  I am very out of shape though and have heard that it's not that much of a challenge for people that are really fit- but I know there is a video of his with more advanced techniques.  There are a few in the booklet that came with it too. \n\nHope this helps.
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I would so wanna try it, it seems so fun and so energetic, tried something else with faster resutls...........Billy Blank Bootcamp........I lost 20 lbs in less than 2 months! And honeslty I love working out better at home than in the gym.....EWW!! But yeah I like the billy blanks work out videos and pretty fun too! ;)
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when i was younger i did , or when i  go to a new gym for a day....but i am just there to work-out. I'm all business in the gym..besides not many can compare to me!
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Yes and I love it.  I have the Winsor pilates w/ resistance band and new Winsor pilates w/ the workout circle.  It really tones your core, abs will look fab, and improves posture giving you a leaner more toned looked.  At first some of the moves may seem difficult, but over time you'll become more flexible.  It's a really low impact workout not much cardio, but will tone you up.  I recommend adding cardio on alternate days.