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Pleasantly Painful

On Monday night Renee and I hit our first Zumba class, followed closely on the heels of two tribal dance classes a couple of friends and I are taking on Tuesday nights from LaRa Zorn. In Zumba and the classes we worked on our abs. Needless to say there are ab muscles in there somewhere and I've definitely been feeling them since. More abs in tonight's practice? Bring it!

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Melinda said…
Ooo...I've been wanting to try Zumba! You go, tough girl!!!
Andrea - said…
It's very fun. You would love it and would be uber fabulous at it.

The first class is a free to try; let me know if you want to go sometime. Ashley teaches on Monday night and is a friend of my SIL. We are going to meet at 7:50 pm to carpool to Eagle Mountain. Class starts at 8:30 and goes for an hour. Bring a water bottle (and how!). Late, I know. But the commitment/trial price is just right!

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