5/5 Madjid B. 2 years ago on Google • 8 reviews
Following
relevant
comments,
I
am
redoing
my
opinion.
The
room
is
located
on
the
ground
floor
of
a
bourgeois
building
in
the
6th
arrondissement
of
LYON.
The
street
is
quiet.
The
well-maintained
building
from
the
60s/70s.
A
small
portico
separates
you
from
the
front
door
of
the
building.
You
have
an
intercom.
You
have
to
press
several
times
before
arriving
at
“H&C
Lyon”.
You
ring
the
bell...
And
there
the
radiant
face
of
the
coach
welcomes
you
with
a
smile
(kabyle),
he
is
at
the
door
of
the
room
and
draws
out
the
intercom
to
open
the
access
door
to
the
building
for
you.
A
check.
A
greeting.
A
salem.
Un
buen
dia.
A
hello.
The
coach
is
international!
You
prepare
for
the
session.
A
quick
chat
with
the
coach.
If
you're
nice,
he'll
offer
you
an
espresso
coffee.
You
are
relaxed.
Happy
to
be
there...
and
then
the
session
begins...
and
there
you
cry
the
tears
of
your
body.
Don't
worry
(brother
and
sister)
it's
only
1
hour
of
training.
60
long
minutes.
360
seconds
during
which
the
coach
scrutinizes
you,
motivates
you,
makes
you
suffer
in
sequences
of
blows,
feints,
pumps,
sheathing.
You
want
to
cry,
but
be
a
man
my
girl,
you
hold
on!
Sweat
drips
down
body
time.
Your
arms
are
heavy.
And
then
the
deliverance,
the
coach
thanks
you
for
coming.
You
know
the
session
is
over.
FINALLY.
But
my
God,
it
was
good
to
spend
an
hour
sweating,
surpassing
yourself.
Slowly,
the
atmosphere
calms
down.
The
muscles
relax.
The
smiles
return.
Exchanges
of
smiles
between
all
participants.
Congratulations,
man!
The
room
is
equipped
with
two
showers.
You
take
the
time
to
go
to
the
shower.
The
shower
is
hot.
Get
out
of
the
shower
feeling
calm.
ZEN,
baby.
Another
little
exchange
with
the
coach.
And
now
you
find
yourself
thanking
him
like
a
student,
because
Kamel
pushed
you
to
your
limits
during
a
short
60-minute
session.
You
leave
with
a
smile
on
your
face.
With
a
certain
Dora
the
Explorer-style
satisfaction:
I
did
it!
And
you
know
that
next
week,
you
might
be
too
lazy
to
go
back,
but
when
you
think
that
the
coach
is
going
to
do
everything
that
you
do,
you
give
your
best,
that
you
surpass
yourself,
and
well,
finally
you
will
go
back.
This
opinion
was
not
commissioned
by
the
coach:
his
coaching
is
enough
in
itself,
he
does
not
need
anyone
to
establish
his
reputation.
On
the
other
hand,
if
you
go
there
after
reading
my
review,
tell
him
that
it
was
me
who
convinced
you,
maybe
he
will
let
me
breathe
a
little
during
the
60
minutes
of
training....
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