ClassPass is a membership that gives access to hundreds of local studios and gyms in your area. There is no on- time recurring membership fee. There are 3 tiers of ClassPass memberships:

• $40 a month -3 classes 
• $60 a month -5 classes
• $115 a month -  10 classes

I currently use the first tier and pay $40 a month, however the amount of classes you can take really depends on your credits. For example, with the $40 a month plan I have 21 credits each month. Reserving a class on ClassPass can range from 0-15+ credits. Most classes are between 2-7 credits, if you decide to visit the same studio within a month the credit increases some. Therefore, you can totally take more than 3 classes a month. This month I've taken, 4 classes and I still have 2 credits available for this month.  If I reserve a 2 credit class that would give me a total of 5 classes for $40 a month. Plus, I've found a few classes that are 0 credits. So, lets discuss the classes on ClassPass. Unlike a typical gym membership, with fixed times and dates with ClassPass you can reserve classes at various studios and experience assortment of teachers to opt for. ClassPass membership could provide access to classes such as, Aerial, Boxing, Rowing, Massages, Ballet, Bollywood Dance, Karate, and so much more.With ClassPass I was able to take Aerial fitness class, which is only 7 credits. Aerial was a goal I completed and and want to do again! Without ClassPass I would pay the studio directly approx. $20-$35 per session. But with my membership I can take aerial fitness 3 times a month, saving me approx. $65 dollars. Join today click here for a free month.

After graduating high school I moved from the Atlantic Ocean Coast to the Pacific Ocean Coast. Lived on my own mostly in studio apartments, my "living room" was also my bedroom, craft room, dance room, and imaginary stadium where I was a star singing to 30,000 my dog fans. I'm approaching a fantastic time in my life where I can afford a one bedroom! I'm finally going to have separate rooms!!! living room, bedroom, and dining room. Well maybe a dining room.... But for sure a living room! with a sofa, love seat, chandelier! So of course I'm been eyeing some furniture I would want to own.

ROBERTA VELVET CHESTERFIELD SOFA

Awe to be young and independently living!! 

My ideal apartment would look like a modern Victorian home like these images below.




From: Tim Hine / Douglas VanderHorn Architects








Design: McGrath II





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