Just because we aren’t kids anymore doesn’t mean we don’t want to have fun while we workout right? According to ACSM – American College of Sports Medicine; “Group exercise offers a variety of benefits you might miss out on if you choose to work out on your own. Some of the benefits include exposure to a social and fun environment, a safe and effectively designed workout, a consistent exercise schedule, an accountability factor for participating in exercise, and a workout that requires no prior exercise knowledge or experience.”
- Functional Strength ~ Build a strong foundation with this class designed to strengthen the smaller, supportive muscles that improve stability, mobility, and overall movement. Functional Strength is ideal for beginners or anyone easing back into exercise, while still offering a meaningful challenge for experienced participants looking to refine technique and strengthen stabilizers. Movements use bodyweight, dumbbells, resistance bands, and more, with options to meet all fitness levels. Floor work is optional, and seated variations are included when needed.
What to bring: a yoga mat, and a water bottle.
- Abs, ASSets & More ~ Strengthen and tone your whole body with a focus on your abs, glutes, and beyond. This class combines targeted exercises to build core strength, improve posture, and enhance overall stability, leaving you feeling confident and capable. All exercises are easily modified, making this class suitable for every fitness level, from beginners to experienced movers.
What to bring: a yoga mat and a water bottle.
- Circuit Training ~ Combine strength and cardio in this energetic interval class that challenges your whole body. Circuit Training targets the core, glutes, and all major muscle groups to improve cardiovascular fitness, strength, and overall endurance.Equipment may include TRX, kettlebells, dumbbells, resistance bands, and more, with modifications available for all levels.
What to bring: indoor shoes and a water bottle.