That's not what I said. I didn't have a problem. It was mostly women in their 30s and 40s who weren't slim and didn't have the "instructor body". Even though they were usually in better shape and taught classes that were physically tougher but didn't always teach more complicated but physically easier classes.

A lot of the women didn't want to work hard. They just wanted to have "fun".

I got a pass from students because I was a male and they didn't expect me to be dancing and prancing across the stage. I had people said they were going to try my class because "I looked like I would give a good workout". That was when I first started and I really sucked when it came to the fundamentals.