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		<title>Fit File: Pam Bennett</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 01 Mar 2017 16:42:00 +0000</pubDate>
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			<p><strong>How do you prepare the music for your classes?<br /></strong><strong>PB</strong>: In barre, I like to rock out because it is unexpected. In spin, of course you rock out. In yoga, you can bring back the Joni Mitchell and the Jim Croce, something a bit more mellow. I just try to make sure the style of music goes with the style of class.</p>
<p><strong>What makes the Baltimore fitness scene so unique?<br /></strong><strong>PB:</strong> I&#8217;ve lived in Baltimore all of my life. It&#8217;s wonderful because it&#8217;s just a palette of different people, cultures, ages, and styles. That is why I teach in all of these different clubs. Every gym has a different style and character and I like the diversity of them all. One club I may get a more urban feel, another i may get the soccer moms, and another I may get the retired people, so its fun to get a mix of that. It&#8217;s never boring.</p>

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			<p><strong>What is the most embarrassing fitness trend you ever participated in?<br /></strong><strong>PB:</strong> Who could forget the thong? Once it was there, it was there . . . it never moved. But yeah, we put our butt cheeks out in public.</p>
<p><strong>Where is your current go-to place to shop for fitness wear?<br /></strong><strong>PB:</strong> I&#8217;m pretty busy, so I like Fabletics because I can shop right from my phone.</p>
<p><strong>What would you tell people who are intimidated about trying out a fitness class?<br /></strong><strong>PB:</strong> I would say fear is the best attribute you could have because if there is no fear then you won&#8217;t have anything to conquer. You just can&#8217;t sit on the couch and be surrounded by fear. You have to keep testing the waters and get over it. And when you do, you&#8217;ll think why did I wait so long? It&#8217;s a lifestyle. It makes you look better, feel better, and gives you that power from your heart to keep going.</p>

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