would you join?

Ezwoldo
Ezwoldo Posts: 369 Member
in Motivation and Support
I am helping a friend to promote his park fitness classes and he is struggling for a catchy name, his target group is aged over 30 and not gym confident, I have suggested lumpy ladies he thinks it is a bit rude what do you think? Would it put you off going just because of what it is called?

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  • healthygreek
    healthygreek Posts: 2,137 Member
    Yes.
    How about "limber ladies"?
  • willdob3
    willdob3 Posts: 640 Member
    I'm pretty sure I would not be interested no matter what the name is but I would not read another word about anything with a negative name like you suggested. A positive, supportive fitness group should have a positive & supportive sounding name.
  • MyOwnSunshine
    MyOwnSunshine Posts: 1,312 Member
    Yes.

    Wouldn't be caught dead in any group that defines me as "lumpy."
  • nomeejerome
    nomeejerome Posts: 2,616 Member
    "Lumpy ladies" ?? :huh:

    There has to be a way to improve on that name. If the target group is not gym confident, why would that name even be a consideration?
  • Ready2Rock206
    Ready2Rock206 Posts: 9,487 Member
    :noway: oh my. No.
  • crazorbaq
    crazorbaq Posts: 74 Member
    :noway: how about Fit and Fabulous?...oh and HELL no...why would anyone join a group called THAT?
  • cicisiam
    cicisiam Posts: 491 Member
    Okay funny, but probably not a effective description of the fitness aspect. "Fresh & Easy" is my outlook on out door fitness.

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