QUOTE(dikae @ Aug 21 2013, 03:40 PM)
really? lol I wanted to join the one at empire last time but my friend said they don't have, and I heard paradigm don't have as well so I thought only platinum has it, like the one at the curve.. good to know, thanks bro, I have more options now..

you're right, Empire doesn't have BA and Empire is a Platinum club.
lol I'm not a bro, in case you didn't notice.
QUOTE(KOHTT @ Aug 21 2013, 03:46 PM)
For BA, track no. 4 is the hardest?
I noticed most new ppl give up on the first half of the BA session.
Second half is not so bad...
Not exactly. But the new release (release 81), track 4 was very tough. Squat, burpee and tuck jump in 1 combo. After that it's jumping lunges.
Extracted from wiki:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BodyAttack "For the 55-minute format, the class is arranged to the 12 tracks on a CD produced by the company, timed to allow 55 minutes of exercise.[4]
Track 1: Provides a warm-up consisting of low-intensity exercises.
Tracks 2-4: Provide aerobic exercise, increasing in level of intensity, using movements such as marches, kicks, jumps and stepping movements. Interval training is usually involved (in track 3) and plyometric exercises are also included (in track 4). Less challenging options are provided for those for whom plyometric work is not currently suitable. Near-maximum cardiovascular intensity is reached at the end of track four.
Track 5: Involves floor-based exercises to develop upper-body strength and muscle endurance, including push-ups and exercises to develop core stability.
Track 6: Involves running, often in a circle around the perimeter of the room.
Track 7: Involves exercises to develop agility, usually derived from movements used in various sports. This track is traditionally in a two group format, half of the class facing the other half.
Tracks 8-9: Provide further cardiovascular exercises, again building up. Track 8 concentrates around interval training and track 9 is aimed to reach maximum cardiovascular intensity, the highest of the entire class. Once again, low-impact options are provided for those participants who are unwilling or unable (e.g. due to injury) to jump or run.
Track 10: Involves exercises to develop lower-body strength (e.g. squats and lunges)
Track 11: Involves exercises to develop core stability (e.g. using crunches and plank exercises).
Track 12: Provides a cool-down involving various stretches"
BA had evolved a lot. It used to be very aerobic based with some small break here and there but it's moving towards HIIT with high cardio movements and very little rest.
QUOTE(KOHTT @ Aug 21 2013, 03:48 PM)
How come only FF members is active in lowyat?
I don't see Celebrity Fitness active thread?
For TF, most of the time their members are active when they have something to complain in lowyat...
Errr yeah, me very surprised too. Yeah I only see complains from TF members and have not seen anyone from CF or GF talking about classes/ their gym.