Wheale

Our December #LagreeLegend is Pandora Wheale, who attended 17 classes in the month! A great accomplishment in a month full of opportunities to miss the studio. — How many Lagree classes did you do this month? I did 17 Lagree classes in December. The Christmas parties meant I had a couple of classes where my head wasn’t feeling that great, but Lagree helped me keep the month of excessiveness in control. Seriously impressed with myself if I am honest. How long have you been practicing the Lagree Method and how did you start? I have been practicing the Lagree method since the end of October. A friend recommended it to me. She said it was the toughest and the best. She was right. I have caught on pretty quickly. What is it about Studio Lagree that makes it a staple part of your monthly routine? It’s on my way to work so it makes it easy to attend classes in the morning. I try to attend five Lagree sessions a week, which is no doubt why I was awarded #LagreeLegend in December. The classes are tough and I feel like I am pushed to my limits each time. The classes are varied and you never know what’s coming. I would definitely suggest to people to commit to the Lagree 3×3 and then up the classes if they can and want to. Who is your favourite instructor? All the Lagree instructors I’ve had have been brilliant. I don’t have a favourite instructor but I do have a favourite time of day to go: 7.30am, just before work. At that time of the day I’m on auto-pilot so I don’t have to motivate myself to go, I just do it. What is your favourite and least favourite move? I find most of the moves challenging and they never seem to get any easier. Donkey and Spider kicks are good. Leaning Tower is not so good. I dread to hear the words ‘Plank-to-Pike’. Will we see you back in the studio next month? Absolutely, I’ve already clocked 15 classes in January