I have been trying to get back into shape. I really like working out and toning my muscles. 
You should try Crunch Fitness! It's so much fun! They offer quirky classes like bicycle yoga, coed wrestling and pole dancing!
Wow! Pool dancing sounds like a really great workout. Swimming and dance are a great workout by themselves, it has to hurt together.
-based yoga, coed wrestling, an "Abs, Thighs and Gossip" class run by a drag queen, and Capoeira. Although the classes were later standardized across various locations, some popular offbeat classes remained, such as dodgeball and karaoke bicycling.
Bally Total Fitness bought Crunch in 2001 for $90 million in cash and stock. Initially intending to double the size to 40 gyms, Bally found the business unprofitable and was unable to get out of long-term leases in poorly performing locations. In 2005 Bally's
carried out routines in her underwear. She also had a pole set up in her living room to carry on practicing. Speaking of her research Walton stated: "I loved it. It's really good exercise. It's really good for toning. They didn't ask me to, but I did... I went and I had pole dancing classes. I had a pole put up in my living room."
Though Walton had initially signed on for a three-month stint Allan decided to renew her contract in