Lately, gyms have been opening up that have a license to serve alcohol?

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Joanne 0 April 5, 2012 0 Comments

Among class offerings are classes named: Tighten and Tequila, Cardio and Cocktails and Bootcamps, Bloodies and Brunch? Here is the link:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/04/04/uplift-studios-nyc-gym-wine-ope…

What are your thoughts? Would you teach a Bloodies and Brunch Bootcamp?

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WOW!!! Really!! I had never heard of this. Seems counter-productive to me. Alcohol is certainly not what you need right after exercise. I’ll never offer or suggest such a thing. I’m not against libations but there is a time and a place for it. A gym session is neither.

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That’s a new one and I am not a fan of the concept of drinking alcohol while exercising. I agree with Stephen -it is counter-productive. Alcohol in moderation is fine, but drinking during or right after exercise is not the making of a balanced body. There is no way I would teach those classes.

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What will they think of next? No, this is not a place that I would want to be associated with. As Stephen put it so well: there is a time and place for drinking alcohol, and it is not after an exercise class.

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Hello Joanne,
I have worked in two large privately owned Health Clubs in the same city that sold alcohol and served free Margaritas and Chips-n-Salsa every Friday night to memebers.
“Drink responsibly” however, mixing alcohol with a class…shows no “class”.

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I think it’s odd, not a good combination when promoting “healthy lifestyles”

Lately, gyms have been opening up that have a license to serve alcohol?

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