Abs – Grab a quick abdominal class – 15 minutes of non-stop abdominal action. Come on, it’s only 15 minutes – you’ll feel guilty if you don’t stay for.

Slides:



Advertisements
Similar presentations
Class Descriptions - Cardio Intervals: This high intensity workout is sure to make you sweat! We will incorporate body weight resistance exercises, core.
Advertisements

Fitness Center Hours 1/02/08–5/30/08 Rockville Campus – Spring 2008 TimeMonTueWedThuFriRoom: 6:30- 7:30 AM DonDonata DonDonata DonFitness Center PE 137B.
April Group Exercise Schedule MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday 6:30 – 7:30AM Group Cycle Andy TABATA Carol Group Cycle Debra 8:15 – 9:10AM.
PRINCIPLES OF TRAINING Sport Specific versus General Fitness.
Class Descriptions: Abs, Back & Core - A great class designed for all levels. This 30-minute class concentrates specifically on your abdominals, obliques,
Group Fitness Classes Boot Camp: 45-minute circuit workout; featuring stations of fitness activities that involve high intensity calorie-burning exercises.
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday 12:00 PM (110/A) Yoga/Pilates David 5:00 PM (110/A) Cardio Dance Tammy 5:00 PM (125/B) H.I.I.T Lisa.
6:00 – 7:00a Barre Conditioning Instructor Name Studio A 6:00 – 7:00a TRX Cycle Fusion Instructor Name Studio B 6:30 – 7:30a Power Flow Yoga Instructor.
Strong Body Flow. This class is a fusion athletic workout, which combines the mind/body practices of yoga and pilates, as well as the principles of stretch,
Group Exercise Classes: Kettlebell: Is a new approach to improve core stability, strength and the larger ‘power’ muscles. It is particularly good for all.
Rules of Etiquette 1. No gym bags or other personal belongings should be brought onto the fitness floor. 2. Be considerate when using the water fountain.
Exercise and your Body.
Exercise For A Healthy Body By: Bruce Garwood and Andrew Lysy.
MONDAYTUESDAYWEDNESDAYTHURSDAYFRIDAY Spin Colleen 6:15am-7:00am Body Sculpting Colleen 6:15am-7:00am Stretch and Flow Colleen 6:15am – 7:00am Kickboxing.
Methods of exercise for an active, healthy lifestyle Many and varied Many and varied Different sports and leisure activities Different sports and leisure.
MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFridaySaturdaySunday 12:00 PM (110/A) Yoga/Pilates David 4:15 PM (110/A) Pilates David 5:15 PM (110/A) Boxing Boot Camp Denise.
 A relatively new term in performance  This is the _____________ type of training in sports  Combination of ________ components – Strength, Power,
How many of you have started a fitness program only to quit a short time there after. This is to help you make the proper decisions so that you may become.
ROCKVILLE CAMPUS. MondayTuesdayWednesdayThursdayFriday 6:30 – 7:30 am Keith 6:30 – 7:30 am Keith 6:30 – 7:30 am Keith 12:00 – 12:50 pm Brenda 12:00 –
In which component of fitness are you the strongest
 Space Saving  Money Saving  Great workout  Portable.
Fitness Center Hours 6/02/08–8/29/08 Rockville Campus – Summer 2008 TimeMonTueWedThuFriRoom: 6:30- 7:30 AM DonDonata DonDonataDonFitness Center PE 137B.
TOP TRENDING GROUP FITNESS CLASSES JULIA DELNERO AUDIENCE: FITNESS FANATICS.
Class FEES $5/session if paid in full before class begins. Drop in fee $8 per class; available at Fitness Center ALL Class FEES( 2x per week $30) ( 1.
FITT Principle. Frequency How often you do exercise? How often should you be exercising? -Guidelines: cardiorespitory training – minimum of 3 sessions.
6/1/11 THROUGH 8/26/11 ROCKVILLE CAMPUS. EARLY MORNING Monday through Friday, 6:00am – 7:30am NOON HOURS Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:00 – 12:50pm EARLY.
 Some clients aren’t comfortable at the gym  Give clients gym convenience and affordability  Teach clients what to do at the gym.
Yoga concentrates on improving balance, flexibility, relaxation & breathing technique. This is a very great way to learn how to manage & relieve stress.
Sports Fitness. Frequency You need to exercise at least 3 times a week For optimum fat loss/results, you need to train 5 times a week.
 Methods of training are the different ways in which we can train.  By using different methods we can train different body parts, muscles and energy.
Fitness. TRAINING METHODS Training methods Used to improve your fitness components Each training method requires you to follow a special rule to improve.
Achieving Muscular Fitness
Developing a Fitness Plan
Foundations for Training Theories and Principles
TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING
Group Exercise Program
Foundations of Training Lesson: Training Methods
4 Components of a Workout
MONDAY 6TH – THURSDAY 16th FEBRUARY
Group Fitness Timetables
SPRINT TASTER CLASSES:
SPA Fitness Class Schedule
Introduction to Exercise and Benefits
Frequency Intensity Time Type
Get Fit! Stay Fit! Total Wellness-San Marcos
In which component of fitness are you the strongest
Group Fitness School Holiday Timetables
Training Methods.
Getting Moving Welcome to day 2.
PE 2.
TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING
Winter Group Exercise Schedule
EXOS Total Body Strength
TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING
  MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 7:00am-7:50am
Duke Group Fitness Schedule – Fall 2018 – Wilson (8/27-12/13/18)
Wellness Institute Exercise Classes.
The Campus Fitness Center November 5, 2018
July Holiday Timetables
Modified Holiday 2018 Group Fitness Schedule Valid Between: Dec –Jan Last modified: Dec 6, 2018   MONDAY DEC 24 TUESDAY DEC 25 WEDNESDAY.
Elanco Fitness Center Greenfield, IN.
TOTAL BODY CONDITIONING
Physical Fitness and Health
The Campus Fitness Center January 1, 2019
Foundations for Training Theories and Principles
How Do I Get Rid Of This? The Truth: How to Burn Abdominal Fat.
Achieving Muscular Fitness
Current Class Timetable 2019
Group Exercise Program
Duke Group Fitness Schedule –Wilson-Fall 2019 (8/26-12/13/19 )
Presentation transcript:

Abs – Grab a quick abdominal class – 15 minutes of non-stop abdominal action. Come on, it’s only 15 minutes – you’ll feel guilty if you don’t stay for this class! All levels welcome. Boot Camp – A challenging course that incorporates both cardio and strength training. With a driving motivation to give you that extra discipline. Never the same workout. Great for all levels. Cardio Kickbox – Jab! Cut! Hook! Kick! This class combines aerobic and anaerobic boxing drills designed in a cardio-choreographed fashion. Short, quick movements with high repetition challenge your heart rate while toning muscles. Sweat it out in this class! All levels welcome. Cardio Muscle – We are bringing back the classic cardio formats with an intense interval format! This class combines kickbox or step aerobics with a strength interval workout. One of our most popular classes! Core and Tone – An invigorating 30 minute workout that centers on intervals that engage the core and tone the entire body. Cycling – A leg and lung burning ride for all fitness levels. Pre-registration is required for this class. Dance Jam – Has all the same moves as your regular zumba class allows you to focus on one dance routine to different mucis each week. This gives you a chance to really focus on choreography and become a better dancer and sharpen your memory. Great for the novice exerciser! D.O.M.S. – Combine all the traditional movement patterns of resistance training with the intensity of cardio training,, and you get D.O.M.S! Anything goes in this class....you will never do the same thing twice! All levels welcome. Full Body Blast – A full body resistance training class using hand weights, tubing, body bars, and body weight to enhance your balance, coordination & overall strength. Muscle Up – Cardiovascular/Strength Combination. Classes incorporate all fitness components to improve cardio and strength endurance, speed and agility, balance and coordination, flexibility and power. These classes are a great way to burn calories, work your whole body in a short period of time, exercises are varied and fun which keeps participants from becoming bored. Pilates – Think “long lean body”. This class focuses on strength and flexibility of the major muscle groups and is based on the traditional studies of Joseph Pilates. If you’re not sure if yoga or pilates is for you, try mat pilates. The exercises combine core activities and breathing/relaxation. Instructor may use additional equipment such as stability balls or resistance bands to enhance movements. All levels welcome. Sculpt – A 45 minute workout that will target the full body. The class is designed to strengthen the major muscles of the body in an intense format. Total Body Conditioning (TBC)– Focus on toning and strengthening your muscles using various pieces of equipment (dumb bells, body bar, resistance bands, step, balls, and more!) This class is designed to teach you proper form and execution of many different exercises while putting emphasis on tone, strength and flexibility. A light cardiovascular warm- up and flexibility based cool-down will round out your hour. Learn the basics here and don’t be afraid to try these moves on your own! All levels are welcome; modifications to exercises are always offered. Yoga/Express Yoga - De-stress with this relaxing class that focuses on meditation and breathing. Smooth movements help participants achieve better posture, flexibility, balance, and strength while meditation helps to improve focus. All levels welcome. Zumba™ - Zumba combines high energy, captivating music, hip-hop, and latin inspired moves that will leave you asking for more. Think Dancing With The Stars is fun to watch? Try some similar moves for yourself! Zumba is a “feel good” workout geared toward all levels. Think you’re not a dancer? No problem! We bet you’ll find the dancer within. All levels welcome. Professionally managed by MediFit TM Think Place 2016