Myself and a few other men have complained to our local leisure centre about classes which only ladies can use. Our argument was they were not providing men only classes and if the ladies wanted ladies only classes without equivalent men only classes the ladies which use these classes should pay extra as it is a council leisure centre for everybody to use. They have done a survey and found that none of the ladies going to these classes were bothered about men being in them. As far as I am concerned any ladies who want ladies only classes should go to private gyms. The membership fees are a lot higher than the local leisure centre but that is their problem.
Frank - you sound like a man on a mission - but are you really such a spoilsport? For heaven's sake, it's as if it's become a point of principle now, can't you live and let live?
Now you're just getting silly, Frank. It's four miles away. Your classes are not affected. Perhaps the men there aren't as obsessive as you are about men's 'rights'.
I have just found out they are keeping 1 ladies only class open at another centre about 4 miles away. There is no direct bus to it but any ladies who want that class could go there by car or bike.
Music and movement for infants and music and movement for juniors - the teacher used to bring the school radio wireless into the school hall and we did things like bunny jumps.
It was called Keep Fit 50 years ago. The names have changed over the years but I think Bums and Tums is about the closest equivalent. I was sent to this class. I had no option.
HUNTERF I cannot believe that anyone who suggested a keep fit class to you or anyone fifty years ago – which sure as hell was never called bums and tums then – would actually give a fig what you or anyone were doing all these years later. Btw Do you feel like revealing your waist and hip measurement to show us how much benefit you have derived from fifty years of bums and tums? Or not – it doesn't matter.