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GROUP FITNESS CLASS TYPES

Our YMCA offer a wide variety of group fitness classes for almost every ability and interest. You’ll find low-impact and beginner classes, cardio fitness, dance, Pilates, cycle and Yoga and more advanced cycle, boot camp and CrossFit classes.

 

YOGA

Yoga connects the breath, body and mind through poses and movements designed to strengthen, lengthen and tone your physical body. Yoga can improve your strength, balance and flexibility.

Zumba

Zumba is designed to move your body and fuel your spirit with popular and on-trend music and moves. No experience is needed for Zumba.

Functional Fitness

Functional fitness is a type of exercise that mimics the movements we make in everyday life, such as lifting, pushing, twisting, and reaching. The goal is to train the body to handle the demands of daily life by improving strength, flexibility, and mobility. A functional workout focuses on moving groups of muscles at a time with more than one type of joint as part of that movement.

BootCamp

Boot camp workouts are intense, fast-paced, and comprehensive workouts that target all major muscle groups. They combine cardio, strength training, and speed exercises, and often include calisthenics, running, jumps, and other high-intensity aerobic movements.

Pilates

Pilates is a type of exercise that involves precise movements, controlled breathing, and muscle engagement to strengthen and tone muscles. Pilates exercises are inspired by yoga, ballet, and calisthenics, and can be done on a mat or with equipment like a reformer.

Cardio Plus

Cardio exercise, also known as aerobic exercise, is any rhythmic activity that increases your heart rate and breathing, and improves your blood flow. It can help you burn calories and fat, and it’s important for your heart health.

Awesome Abs

These exercises only require your bodyweight and maybe a mat, and can get challenging quickly. These exercises require a strong core and include squats, deadlifts, snatches, cleans, and overhead presses.

 

Spinning

A spin workout, also known as indoor cycling, is a group exercise that involves riding a stationary bike to music while an instructor guides you through different speeds and resistance levels. The goal is to improve your strength, speed, and endurance, and the class can be an intense cardio workout that burns hundreds of calories in a single session.
 

Moving for Better Balance

Moving for Better Balance is a 12-week group exercise program to to help older adults improve their balance, muscle strength, flexibility, mobility, and reduce the risk of falling. The program is led by a qualified instructor and takes place in a safe and supportive setting.
 

Brain & Body

Brain and Body is an evidence-based fitness program for people with Alzheimer’s Disease and other neurological disorders. Classes are designed to challenge individuals to improve physical function, balance, coordination, and brain health. Exercises are geared specifically to counteract the movement challenges experienced by people with neurological disorders. In addition, cognitive tasks are incorporated to improve memory, alertness, and thinking.   

Research indicates that exercise has been shown to improve self-confidence and independence, decrease the risk of falls, minimize fatigue, reduce rigidity, and improve mobility. In addition, regular exercise can improve memory and reduce your risk of cognitive decline.Â