Infant: Curves
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Curves
Asked by B.H. from Seattle
on February 17, 2010
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So have any of you mamas tried curves? Im intersed in hearing both good and bad of your experience working out there. Also how the price compared to others.
I like ...
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- I tried it a few years ago when it was brand new and it was ok for the first couple of weeks, but got very boring very fast. Results are slow to show up as well. I n...
- I have done it and felt like it didn't do much. I am average weight and only have about 15 pounds to lose but I was going religiously for 6 months 4 times a week and r...
- i checked out curves once but decided that it would be too boring to keep me going there. plus, the machines are all pre-set to fit the average curves person so if yo...
Curves
Asked by B.S. from Philadelphia
on May 31, 2009
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I want to get in shape after not losing my baby weight. I'd like to lose over 20 pounds and get in shape. Has anyone had any experience with Curves? Any success storie...
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- I used to work at Curves. I really recommend it there, because it's a supportive atmosphere, plus you can work out in just half an hour! In my area, Curves is cheape...
- I had joined Curves several years ago and loved it. It was a quick workout. I liked the variety of machines - helped keep me interested and targeted different body p...
- I joined curves and never lost a pound it really built my muscles up but never lost. I joined the YMCA and went swimming and walking and lost 40 lbs. So i like the y ...
Curves Shmurves.
Asked by S.Q. from Youngstown
on November 3, 2006
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has any one on here tried losing weight by going to curves? my year is up next month and i have oficially lost 4 pounds. thats is approxamately 100 dollars per pound. ...
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- Mel, I did curves probably a year and a half ago when it was all the rage. I enjoyed going and what I liked was the women I was with and we all knew each other and...
- I haven't any personal experience with Curves, but I can tell you what gym worked for me. I put on 60 lbs with my son and joined Fitworks 6 weeks PP. It took probabl...
- I read an article last December that said if you are really serious about losing your belly you need to do an hour of cardio every day. Yeah, I know you are thinking ...
Curves During Pregnancy
Asked by J.T. from Fayetteville
on August 15, 2010
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I was curious if anyone does or has done Curves during pregnancy? I just started going back because of having a HORRIBLE first trimester with feeling sick 24/7. I'm 16...
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- I would hire a personal trainer who has experience working with pregnant women to go with you to your gym and show you appropriate exercises before I did anything othe...
- I am pretty sure that curves is ok. You can ask the ob if you are afraid. Congrats on your pregnancy :)
- Just don't push yourself too hard. Most everything is safe except running or hard core aerobics. You don't want to jump either. Treadmills, elipticals, and weights are...
Price of Curves Workout
Asked by A.R. from Albany
on January 30, 2008
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I am inquiring if any one knows the pricing of the Curves work out classes. I have an 11 month old baby Boy and i am still breastfeeding him so I know that I can not d...
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- Hi, Last I knew curves was around 30-40 a month and there is a sign on fee. i followed weight watchers while nursing and they allow special points for nursing moms i...
- Hi, I belong to curves for about 2 years. they charge 30.74 to my account every month. Your contract is usually 1 year. if you decide to have an automatic withdraw fro...
- You should try Jazzercise. Go to jazzercise.com and find out more about it, including prices. Or call 1-800-FIT-IS-IT. I've been hooked on Jazzercise since 1990. Giv...
Curves Question and Other Gym Question
Asked by J.L. from Chicago
on June 3, 2008
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I just joined curves for their $30 for 30 days promotion study and am not convinced yet that this is right for me. I am not sure that I will see results where I need ...
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- To me Curves seems like a colossal ripoff, selling the concept of "hey it's more comfortable in here because we cater to larger women" but at astronomical fees. You m...
- Hi J.. I am a member a Lifetime in Orland Park and I couldn't be happier with the club. I pay 55. a month that is with childcare for my two daughters included. I joi...
- Hello, As for curves, the monthly fee is high and I would get bored with the circuit. I have a membership with Womens Workout World. As a former member, my mont...
Curves for Women - Love It, Hate It, Indifferent???
Asked by C.O. from Milwaukee
on September 25, 2006
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I'm very interested in joining a fitness center before winter. I'm curious to hear any good or bad experiences with Curves. I have had a Bally's membership before but...
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- It depends on what you want. If you want to exercise casually and not seriously. curves is good. But if you want a challenge and be serious about exercising. curves ...
- I refuse to use Curves for personal reasons; I've heard that the owner of the company donates to pro-life organizations, and as I'm vehemently pro-choice, I don't want...
- Hi, I used to go to Curves, but I found it to be not as user friendly as it should have been. Mine, had weird hours, and I couldnt work out when I wanted to. Yours is ...
Curves v Gym, Which Is Better for Faster Results?
Asked by A.H. from Dallas
on April 12, 2009
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I need to shed 8 pounds off, I have been going to the Gym since Decemeber and no change on the scale. I manage to go 3-4 times a week for about 30 mins each time, I ha...
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- Curves hands down! They have this new equipment called Curves Smart and it really is awesome! I love it! I would never walk in to a regular gym again!
- I did Curves after the birth of my 2nd child and thought it was way too easy. The resistance on the machines is not enough. I think Curves would be a step down for y...
- Skip Curves. I dreaded going and it seemed like the 30 minutes took FOREVER. I like Jazzercise. It's an hour long and it flies by. I have heard awesome things abou...
Baby Weight Dropping Curves...
Asked by L.G. from San Francisco
on March 19, 2008
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My little girl was born over 10 lbs - that's upper 90%, and has been dropping down the curves ever since. She's a strictly breast-milk baby, and is very active and hap...
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- i wouldn't worry unless your doctor is worried. is she growing tall? My daughter was 97% weight and 97% for height around wbirth and is now 95% height and 36% weight...
- I wouldn't worry about your baby's weight. If the doctor seemed concerned, maybe then. As long as she's growing she is probably fine. She is probably just growing more...
- I wouldn't worry either. Maybe she's just not a big eater and will always be slender. How nice for her! All my kids were large babies - I just make 'em that way. ...
Infant Seats/swings
Asked by K.S. from Houston
on March 1, 2009
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Hi All,
I am wondering if I need an infant seat, swing, or bouncer. Which ones and which kind?
Thanks!!
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- Every baby is different and likes different things, but this is what worked for me and my kids. The swing was essential as I was active durring my pregnancy and once t...
- If you have a 2-story house, just a swing probably won't be enough. We had the swing downstairs. But we also had a Fisher Price reclining bouncy seat (that vibrates ...
- I used all three at different time and stages. My daughter did also with my grandson.
