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BYU aerobics classes now half-price for second block

October 29, 2003

All prices for BYU's Aerobic Fitness Program have been cut in half for the second block of fall semester. All $50 passes are now $25 and $35 passes are $17.50. If you missed the chance to join a class at the start of the semester, join now for half price. You can stay in shape as the weather turns cold and even get a jump on your New Year's resolutions. All classes can be purchased at 112 RB by cash, check or Signature Card. For more information, visit aerobics.byu.edu or call 422-3544.

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