Tag Archive for: Fitness

Looking to relieve back pain, strengthen your core, improve your flexibility, relieve stress, or perhaps gain a competitive edge in sports? Join this all levels class.

Rehabilitation Therapies and Exercise is hosting an outdoor cross-country ski class. Come equipped with your own skis. All abilities welcome and no pre-registration required.

A dynamic workout that utilizes vitality, performance and reconditioning, kettlebell, and TRX® equipment to improve balance, agility, and dynamic strength. Reach goals such as weight management, improved daily functionality, and enhanced sports performance. All movements can be regressed and progressed to meet individual fitness levels and goals.

Improve movement, decrease pain, and learn how to exercise anywhere without needing equipment. Learn real life movements to increase your flexibility, strength, and balance all at the same time.

A complete body workout using multiple planes of motion and your body weight to build power, strength, flexibility, balance, mobility, and to prevent injuries. You choose the intensity.

A group fitness class that gives participants a dynamic warm up utilizing full range of movement to get the body prepared for a fun and invigorating interval training class. The intervals will include progressive HIIT (High-intensity Interval Training), max interval, and mixed intervals. The class will also include one group or partner game to create camaraderie, community, and connection. Tabata GXTM is not a HIIT program.

 

 

This is a trauma informed yoga class to improve posture, range of motion, balance, and body confidence. This yoga class uses supports such as chairs, stability balls, yoga blocks, yoga straps, and bolsters to make yoga poses accessible to all bodies and abilities.

 

Movement and stretching for recovery.

A high-intensity aerobic workout that simulates outdoor cycling with motivation and mind/body connection to improve aerobic fitness. This class is high intensity: you will begin sweating after performing the activity for approximately 3-5 minutes; breathing will become deep and rapid.

Myofascial release is a self-massage technique utilized to help relieve pain and tension due to injury or stress. It involves releasing the fascia (connective tissue) that surrounds each muscle and interconnects all internal parts of the body. Various instruments are utilized to release muscular tension.