Simply too much of a commitment
By snowy
@snowy22315 (180870)
United States
September 10, 2024 2:46pm CST
So, I got a call a little bit ago, about something I filled out on FB. It was online monitoring for Tai Chi classes to see if it improved your balance and memory over time. It was an hour class twice of week, which of course was free. If you participated in these for six months you got some kind of dollar reward at the end of the study, but whoever called didn't know how much it was. Maybe I should call back and ask how much it is..I mean if it was 1000 dollars it would be worth participating, but if it was something significant I am sure he would have said. It seems interesting..but that is a lot of time to devote to it. I would be more inclined to do it, if it was a half hour each class. What do you think about this?
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@much2say (55669)
• Los Angeles, California
10 Sep
Me personally, I would do it . . . because I already do take tai chi (an hour class once a week). I would take it just to take the class for free (is it beneficial to health - definitely!) . . . a cash reward at the end would be a plus. If you're into it, then it'd be an enjoyable commitment. I do like it, so I am biased 
. Honestly, I do know a few who did quit . . . they say it was too much for them - and 8 weeks was too much of a commitment.
. Honestly, I do know a few who did quit . . . they say it was too much for them - and 8 weeks was too much of a commitment.2 people like this
@snowy22315 (180870)
• United States
10 Sep
I would like it more if it was a shorter class.
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@much2say (55669)
• Los Angeles, California
11 Sep
@snowy22315 Tai chi requires a bit of time (just our warm up alone is nearly a half hour). But I know - an hour, twice a week commitment is a lot for them to ask for.
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@snowy22315 (180870)
• United States
11 Sep
I would do it if it was 3 months or if the classes were shorter.
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@snowy22315 (180870)
• United States
10 Sep
Yeah, I did he said one hundred to 120 not worth it. I have to be honest, I am not going to be devoting that much time to it,
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@AmbiePam (92865)
• United States
10 Sep
@snowy22315 Oh yeah, that wouldn’t be worth it.
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@LindaOHio (178870)
• United States
11 Sep
Just be careful that it's not a scam. Don't give out your Social Security Number or any other personal information. Have a good day
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@snowy22315 (180870)
• United States
11 Sep
Of course not .You have a good day too
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@Ggina1234 (7)
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11 Sep
If you're feeling overly devoted to something that's optional and free, remember that it's okay to take a step back. If you have the time, it’s definitely worth it because you’ll gain valuable skills and rewards along the way. But if it's becoming too much, don't feel obligated to continue. Balance is key
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