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🔗: https://on.wsj.com/4f6UkiM In the ultra-commodified Hamptons, scoring a mat at one of the trendiest workouts is yet another status symbol. “It’s like owning a really nice bag,” says Caroline Rose Kenlon, 27, who works in finance in New York and blogs about fitness. Kenlon keeps a running spreadsheet of Hamptons workout-class prices, which are often jacked up from their city counterparts. Most hover around $50 for one class but can go up to $75 for a Tracy Anderson class, or well into the hundreds for small-group and private classes. In a region where weekenders routinely scarf down $97 lobster salads and $10 tomatoes, those prices aren’t quelling demand. Some classes open their spots one week in advance, others at the beginning of the season. Wait lists of over 20 people are common.
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