Got in a mile and a half road to trail run this morning with the Pegasus ACG. Felt good on the road if a little grippy. Handled a light trail well. Some roots, rocks and a lot of overgrown brush. Nothing wild. Felt nice and bouncy.
I grabbed the ACG Zegama and hit a different REI today and they had the Pegasus. Tried them on and they fit great. I think the Zegama feels more like a hiking shoe. It’s big and it’s heavy. The Pegasus feels more like a Hoka Challenger.
I really want the LDV also. I’m out of control here.
I am a regular Lagree enthusiast and have recently switched to SC. I took a Starter and two Focus classes nervous about jumoing right in even though other members here told me I'd be fine. I'm in Philly for the week and took a class last night with Coach Meg in Northern Liberties and she was awesome. I told her after the class it was my first Signature and she said she never would have guessed. Aside from the lights being down, the music being louder and more talking I didn't think it was wildly different. When I wasn't sure about a set up I just looked.
I think most people could jump in and go. I wish I did 😄
Quick edit: I did a Leg wrap yesterday which was outer glutes and back. I actually really loved how much it felt like strength training. I was sore as hell this morning 😄
3 classes in and I am absolutely feeling it. I’m catching up on exercise names and man the transitions are fast. In lagree it’s definitely a slower pace for transitions. I’ve been doing the Foundation classes and diving in to a Signature next week where I expect to feel completely lost but I am loving it :)
Hey all,
I took an intro to SC a while back. Been doing Lagree 2/3 times a week for almost a year. My favorite instructor got a new job and is moving to another state. She was the main appeal for me. Thinking it might be time to switch.
A few questions…
Should I start back with the intro classes?
For those who have done both lagree and SC how much faster is the pace?