You’re hearing the murmurings and
mumblings…winter is coming. Take advantage of the “off-season”, and
wait out winter by trying group exercise classes. Prepare for spring and
outdoor athletics now with fun indoor group exercise.
Indoor cycling classes. Group indoor
stationary cycling classes have become main stay at most fitness
facilities. For your first class, you’ll be met by the instructor who
will offer a proper bike fit. There are varying adjustments on the bikes
and it’s important that the bike fits appropriately for an effective
workout. You’ll try moves like standing hill climbs, seated climbing and
sprints. Indoor cycling classes are useful for those interested in
learning proper cycling form, as well as picking up some fun drills to
transfer to your riding on the road. You’ll finish with a cool down and a
stretch; always a useful reminder of productive stretches to do after
every ride.
Suspension training. Suspension workouts
involve using body weight as resistance. Offered through classes with an
instructor you’ll be guided through a workout involving pushing and
pulling movements at various angles. This type of training is a great
workout for total body strength. The workout requires to use your
muscles how you use them in every day function, in groups and in
patterns. It also challenges your posture muscles, as it requires
holding your body straight.
Pilates mat classes. Mat classes lead by
an instructor offer a super effective floor based workout. This takes an
everyday abdominal workout way beyond endless crunches. You’ll learn
what everyone means when they refer to the “core,” and more than
that…you’ll feel every muscle in the core! Even more important is you’ll
learn tricks of the trade to do daily as you’re going about your day to
engage and strengthen your muscles. Mat classes are not only a workout,
but an education as to how your body works.
Boot camp classes. If your warm weather
outdoor hobby or sport involves upper body strength like kayaking or
paddle boarding, check out a boot camp style class. Usually a fast paced
circuit format class, you won’t even have a chance to look at your
watch! Squat down, jump up, sprint forward, side shuffle to your right
are just a few of the moves you’ll repeat. What tends to be a high
intensity workout, you’ll strengthen not only every muscle in your upper
body and lower body, but your heart as well. The camaraderie is what
many report as their favorite benefit of boot camp style classes. The
creative moves which require every ounce of concentration, along with
the constant challenging hustle and bustle keeps motivation high.
Start building your springtime sport and
hobby fitness base now by taking advantage of indoor exercise classes.
Group fitness classes may be just the way to go; you’ll pick up workout
tips, discover new drills applicable to your outdoor spring and
summertime hobby, and maybe even meet a new training buddy or two.
You’ll enter spring stronger, leaner and way ahead of the game!
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