Classes & Programs
Group exercise schedule
Barre Fusion
The class is a full body workout that concentrates on strengthening, lengthening, and stretching the entire body. Each class combines ballet inspired moves with elements of Pilates and yoga.
HIIT
High Intensity Interval Training improving aerobic and anaerobic fitness.
Indoor Cycling
Group cycling class using Keiser bikes. Increase aerobic endurance and capacity while climbing hills, sprinting, and doing intervals. This cardio workout is for everyone!
Power Cut
Build strength and lean body mass in this weight training class.
Cycle Circuit
Cycle on the bike and weights off the bike for a complete workout.
Stretch
Increase flexibility and balance in this gentle and controlled class
Tai-Chi
This graceful form of exercise involves a series of movements performed in a slow, focused manner and accompanied by deep breathing
TRX Yoga
Advance your TRX Suspension Training knowledge and skill set with yoga inspired movements that emphasize mobility, stability and strength. TRX has your back by supporting you through challenging poses making them more accessible for the beginner or advanced student.
Yoga
Practice a group of physical, mental, health and wellness disciplines
– Classic: Increase flexibility and balance through this gentle practice
Boxing
Put on your boxing gloves and get ready to punch, kick, jumping jacks, step, core board and more. Great cardio & strength workout
Rock Steady Boxing
Designed for Parkinson’s Disease members to train in boxing, balance, stretch and to incorporate coordination of all exercises.
PiYo
Pilates and yoga inspired full-body workout. Incorporates strength, balance, cardio, and flexibility. No equipment needed.
Zumba
Fuse hypnotic Latin rhythms with easy to follow moves.
Judo
A Japanese martial art that was founded in 1882. Judo known for its competitive element, where the objective is to either throw or takedown an opponent to the ground, immobilize or subdue an opponent with a pin, or force an opponent to submit with a joint lock or a chokes.
Pilates
An alternative to typical strength training regimes. Traditionally strength-training methods like free weights and Nautilus machines isolate muscle groups. Pilates, however, works to develop control and balance in the body by utilizing a broader group of muscles and proper execution of each exercise.
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Monday - Thursday: 5am - 7:30pm
Friday: 5am - 6pm
Saturday - Sunday: 7am - 2pm