The Battalion. (College Station, Tex.) 1893-current, October 02, 1980, Image 14

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JAZZERCISE IS HERE
Jazzercise — one of the most unique types of dance fitness around — is
now being offered in the College Station area. Jazzercise is an approach to
total body conditioning using joyful dance movements to music. It’s your
chance for a wild and wooly work-out that will condition you totally and lift
your spirits. Underneath the fun and music, the point of a Jazzercise class is
cardiovascular, muscular, metabolic, and emotional improvement. There’s
50 minutes of bending, stretching, jumping, and dancing, built around
warm-up, peak-work, and cool-down periods. The routines are composed of
dance movements that anyone can do, and memorization of the dances is
not required. They have been matched to fit specific music and specific
purposes — each routine designed to improve the body with total fitness in
mind. The Jazzercise technique was developed by Judi Sheppard Missett in
response to increasing demand for a fun way to total physical fitness. Ms.
Missett holds a Bachelor of Arts degree from Northwestern University and
has danced professionally in Broadway shows, on TV, and in industrial
theater shows, as well as conducted California state-sponsored dance and
movement workshops.
All Jazzercise students are encouraged to pace themselves and do their
own level of exercise. This allows for a very personal atmosphere. Teachers
are trained in positive motivation, instructing their students to relax, smile,
yell and shout their troubles away. This gives the class the added feature of
improving mental relaxation. Students walk away from class with a smile on
their faces for a job well done. Maybe this accounts for the 70,000 students
in 29 states and 11 foreign countries Jazzercise has accumulated.
Locally, Jazzercise classes will be held at Valerie Martin’s Gallery of
Dance Arts, 206 Dowling Rd. (intersection of 2818 and Wellborn Rd.).
Enrollment is now taking place for classes starting October 6. Classes take
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By TODD HEDGEPETH
Battalion Reporter
With tonight’s bout between
heavyweight champion Larry
Holmes and challenger Muhammad
Ali getting ever so close, many still
wonder why Ali is doing this at age
38.
It’s a very good question because,
really, what more does he have to
prove? He held the heavyweight
crown three times and was the first
black heavyweight to retire with the
title.
But still, there are some factors
that weigh pretty heavily in favor of
an Ali comeback.
First, there’s the money. It’s hard
to turn down a few million dollars for
just one night’s work. Ali has always
lived an extravagant life and maybe
he needs this money to retain that
lifestyle. Who knows? Even if he
doesn’t need the money, it’s still
hard to refuse an offer like that.
Then, there’s his opponent, Larry
Holmes. It’s not like Ali will be fac
ing a Joe Frazier or a George Fore
man in their primes. He’s fighting a
man over 30 who’s an excellent box
er, but doesn’t really have much of a
knockout punch. The fighters that
gave Ali trouble were men who put
constant pressure on him, who were
all over him the entire fight. But
Holmes is a standup boxer who won’t
put pressure on Ali much at all. It’ll
be a boxer vs. a boxer, and Ali has
never been outboxed.
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Larry Holmes
Muhammad Ali
Another factor was brought up by
Holmes a few weeks ago. What does
Holmes have to gain from the fight?
If he wins, the critics will say he
should have won, that anyone can
beat a 38-year-old ex-champ. On the
other hand, Ali has little to lose. If he
does get beat, they’ll say ‘well, he
shouldn’t have come back, that he
was the greatest in his prime.’
One more factor might he men
tioned — the psychological edge.
Holmes used to always say how Ali
was his idol, and how he copied
much of his style from Ali. Holmes
was also Ali’s sparring partner for a
few years, and it was this training.
Holmes said, that developed him
into such an excellent fighter. So
what will happen when Holmes
steps into the ring and has to punch
his idol, his teacher? It’s an interest
ing thought.
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on Holmes. Throw in thefacldipnien s L
is down to 217 j>ounds and»0uston Stal
ported to be in great shape, Aggie;
think we have the making ofi of Lori
set. So here’s my prediction:!®. h ave sh
rally late and capture a d ents faced t
round decision.
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