Some gyms choose their instructors on the number of push- - ups can d°- But at Les h ave t 0 be more qualified. ' ' / They must be experts in their respective fields. And those who don't k ma k e the grade, usually end up working elsewhere. Chances are BrHLvwJ they don't have the brains as well as the brawn. ' JlBE’ Jb 5 v Take aer °bi cs for instance. Every three months new classes , are designed by a team of experts which includes New Zealand's top aerobic instructor Jackie Mills, a physiotherapist, a doctor and ~ aerobic choreographers. ‘ Bfe^ ; v They know aerobics isn't just jumping up and down to M music. It must be designed carefully, giving you the maximum s' ' respiratory and muscular benefit without doing you an injury. Les Mills instructors teach these classes to the letter. All Ibis means there's no faster way to lose weight and BL firm up than in a Les Mills aerobic class. I W Otir instructors are easy to talk to and encouraging. They BjBBBB know if it's not fun, chances are you won't make it a part of your daily routine. That's why over 70% of people stick ; with Les Mills compared with only 20-30% at other gyms. K. '■ V‘ : / IBpi ,To help make exercise a part ofyour daily routine, Les Mills K V w* i KTk WB are introducing a 'money back guarantee' on all memf W ® B W W? berships. If you don't feel you are reaching the level of I «'JB ak fitness you want within 21 days, we will refund your ’ 1 F membership fee in full. It's an offer other gyms may avoid. B W e 'll never claim our instructors are Einsteins in physics. <s However, they are experts in physiques. Last 3 Where a body gets a better deal. HKM7I LES 6370 C/« J. V
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