Going to the gym was “a chore” as Judith puts it. Frequent injuries from weight lifting eventually led to a search for something kinder to her body. Little did she know that search would see her become stronger than ever before. Judith is a pretty special client having progressing through all of the levels we offer on the way to joining the Elite club for completing over 250 sessions. We used her in many of our Ad campaigns because she could hold anything and smile for a long time!
“I started in the 50-plus program and eventually attended the Fundamental classes as they were called then. I got to a stage where I preferred the way the Fundamentals pushed me further and rather attended those. When Tower/Mat was introduced, I was sceptical but gave it a go, I found it really challenging but felt my strength and flexibility continue to improve, so much so, that when I did reformer classes, I would add an extra spring at times. The circuit classes are the ultimate challenge for me. I enjoy the cardio aspect and find myself pushing hard throughout.”
Sadly for us, Judith is moving to Lathlain in the coming months but graciously still let us shine a spotlight on her. I want to take this opportunity to publicly thank her for being a wonder member for such a long time. Enjoy those Grand kiddies and stop by whenever you’re in the area friend!
Q – What was the obstacle/s that almost prevented you from starting? What sold you on jumping in and joining as a member?
Commitment and signing up at gyms always scared me, as you could get locked into contracts and payments that made me uncomfortable. I felt less pressure with the no lock-in contract and payment is done by the Klinik and not a third party. I was a bit sceptical as I had done a yoga class a few years back and hated it. After my 2 one-on-one reformer sessions, I felt that reformer pilates was a much better way to get my body moving with much less chance for injuries.
Q – What has exceeded your expectations since joining?
The fact that I actually enjoy going to classes. The feeling of community, the way the instructors really care about each person’s well-being and progress.