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99Silva

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Q: Does your gym provide you with a free personal trainer?

They gym I joined offered this although they mentioned that they wouldn't be able to speak English. Does your gym also do this? I've noticed that they have trainers for swimming and for weightlifting or exercising..

11 years 24 weeks ago in Lifestyle - China

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Traveler

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No why. Nothing free in China.

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Scandinavian

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No why. And why would I go to a gym with my strong western body ?

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Yes why. I don't go to a gym, just a spa, for the price of admission, I get to choose my attendant for free I put glitter stickers on her so I won't get her mixed up with the others.

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