@lidalulu I said a TREK to Mt Everest, not climbing. I am an avid hiker and hike 14,000 ft peaks all the time here in Colorado. I actually know exactly what it takes to climb that mountain and why I would never do it nor any desire to do so.
And I went to Nepal in 2015 for the trek to base camp. 75 miles, 18,000 in elevation. But then the 7.9 earthquake struck and we never finished the trek—only got halfway to Namche Bazaar. Got married in Nepal actually
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I’m a super active person, Army vet, ski, single track mountain bike, ice climb. I’m not an idiot. Just frustrated right now with the way getting back into shape is going after my last baby.
Anyways the workout classes are amazing full body workouts. They just have a full body composition scanner that you can do if you want. So I did a couple of times..about every two months. That’s where I got the fat/muscle numbers from. You can buy the same scanner for about $3,200. It’s not 100% accurate, but those scanners are pretty good. Not as good as a Dexa of course. Orange Theory has been around for like 15 years. It’s nothing new. Great hour long classes. Lots of rowing which I’ve been working hard at to improve my split to stay below 2 min. Nothing about it is bullshit. I pay $170 a month for unlimited classes and I do 5 a week typically. So comes about to be less than $10 a class.