Exercise classes on Sapphire

[giselleacttwo]

I'll be on Sapphire Oct. 19 and was wondering if anyone recently off could tell me what sort of exercise classes were offered on there, as well as any costs. I'm really hoping for Zumba in particular.

[DrivesLikeMario]

Yes, they have Zumba and it's free. Just watch the Patter for the location because it changes. I've seen it held mostly in large, open areas like Club Fusion. Quite a lot of people usually show up for it.

[giselleacttwo]

Yes, they have Zumba and it's free. Just watch the Patter for the location because it changes. I've seen it held mostly in large, open areas like Club Fusion. Quite a lot of people usually show up for it.

 

 

Excellent, thank you! :D Have you seen what other classes that they have on offer?

[Pia1913]

Excellent, thank you! :D Have you seen what other classes that they have on offer?

 

There should be spin and yoga and perhaps pilates. Fees run about $12 per, but they often sell packages. Go to the gym the first day for info.

[sassyredhat]

The Zumba classes fill up EARLY. DIL had to get there as soon as they opened to get in.

Pat

[giselleacttwo]

There should be spin and yoga and perhaps pilates. Fees run about $12 per, but they often sell packages. Go to the gym the first day for info.

 

The Zumba classes fill up EARLY. DIL had to get there as soon as they opened to get in.

 

Pat

 

 

Great info., thank you both!

[Northender]

Giselle, nothing to do with this thread, but on another one, which thankfully has been closed, you asked about a parmesan basket.

 

The basket is what the Fettuccini Alfredo is served in. Very yummy.:D

[Pia1913]

Giselle, nothing to do with this thread, but on another one, which thankfully has been closed, you asked about a parmesan basket.

 

The basket is what the Fettuccini Alfredo is served in. Very yummy.:D

 

Only if you order it as a main course.

[giselleacttwo]

Giselle, nothing to do with this thread, but on another one, which thankfully has been closed, you asked about a parmesan basket.

 

The basket is what the Fettuccini Alfredo is served in. Very yummy.:D

 

 

Ohhhh yes, I am familiar with the parmesan basket. I'm a big fan. :D I was just confused why the author of that article kept referring to it as a parmesan "bread" basket. I've seen them make them before on Food Network- they're basically just cheese baked on a silpat then formed while still hot. Nothing to do with bread. :confused:

[Northender]

Ohhhh yes, I am familiar with the parmesan basket. I'm a big fan. :D I was just confused why the author of that article kept referring to it as a parmesan "bread" basket. I've seen them make them before on Food Network- they're basically just cheese baked on a silpat then formed while still hot. Nothing to do with bread. :confused:

 

Good point.:)