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mykidzrkute Yahoo User
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:13 am Post subject: Annoyed at step class!? |
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| oo....my shoes were old, and baaddd...especially for the amount of cardio that i do. So i went and got some new shoes. Well, my first day breakin em in was at advance step, 2 risers, so the girl that was teaching is my second facorite instructor. i like going to her classes because she is the perfect amount of fit, not to muscly but it's deffinetly there, not an ounce of fat on her, and her workouts are good.....realllly good. Mostly though she's just really fun, she is high spirited and i enjoy being in her classes, well here i am in step, with my new shoes, which i doubt were the cause of this whole scenario, when i was grapevining over the bench and i twisted my leg and fell flat on my ass, right in the front row. Now i have seriously never felt so much pain! It took all i could muster to get up and hobble out of there. Now i just twisted it of course but the next 3 minutes were excrusiating, i just wanted to yerll SOMEONE CALL 911!!! MY KNEE!!! Well of course the pain started to fade, just like when u twist an ankle, and i was able to go back into step and finish up with minimal discomfort. I almost tripped two more times in class, this was the first time in 3 years that i have ever fell at step, or any other workout regime for that matter. Now people fall and trip all the time, it happens, no big deal. Everyone stops and whoever is closest helps them up, and then the instructor stops and puts everyone in recovery and makes sure the person is ok, usually they realize what the person did to trip during the move they were doing and they will point it out and tell us what not to do for safety sake, not rudley or anything like that, just informative. Well even though i biffed it once right in front of her and almost again twice, onece pretty noticably, she did not say one word to me or the class. Not an "are you ok" or anything!! And i have been going to her classes for a year! Well here i am trying to finish up fuming that she didn't even ask if i was ok when i fell, right in front of her face, and hobbled out for a good five minutes, when i got back into my workout and just kinda let it all go inside of me, i don't hold things in for long. Well them class ended and i couldn't stay because it was getting close to my girls bed time and this is the comment i get as i am walking out the door "if you must leave now please be sure to stretch, especially after that nasty fall you had" HELLO!!! WTF??? am i so wrong to be offended by all of this??? I honestly don't know if i can even go back to her classes because i am just so mad about it. Not only that but it's kind of a cliquy class, like there are a few girls who look really good but are just members who go as often as i do that she has kinda taken up with since the gym opened (it's fairly new), no big deal, it never thought anything of it except that they were friends, but since she made that comment to me and went back to her group of girls i am suddenly feeling kind of funny about it. I will probably go back, i wouldn't give up step just because of her, but i will prpobably stay in the back now, which kinda sucks because i don't hear to well, especially their voices over that loud microphone, but i don't know, i guess i just had to vent about it all |
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Red Yahoo User
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:18 am Post subject: |
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| She should have had a little more concern for you. However, I would just kind of let it go, maybe move back a row or two in class, and continue on. If this happens again or you feel she is very rude to you in the future, either mention it to her or find out who her boss is and explain to them how she is making you feel. |
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Just an Avg Chick Yahoo User
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Posted: Mon Mar 17, 2008 11:20 am Post subject: |
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| If you work out at a gym, I would report her behavior to management. I would be pissed if it happen to me too. I go to step too---you should keep going though. |
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