GROUP EXERCISE
If you would like to try a Group Exercise class, email us with your contact details with when and what class you
would like to experience and we’ll organise a complimentary
class pass for you.
Please scroll to bottom of page for class descriptions....
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GROUP EXERCISE TIMETABLE
as of Monday 12 May 2008
** = Creche available
Please be
on time for your class, wear suitable clothing and
bring a towel and water.
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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6.05AM
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BODYPUMP
Express 45mins
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6.05am Circuit |
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7.30am or 9am
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1st Monday
each mth
Pump tech
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9.30AM
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Iyengar
Yoga **
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Fit
Ball Conditioning **
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Fat Burner ** |
Pump
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8.30am
Vibe **
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10.40AM
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BODYBALANCE
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Yogafit**
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Yoga
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Pilates Floor**
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9.30am
BODYPUMP **
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1pm Hatha Yoga |
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Sunday
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5PM or 5.30PM
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5.30pm Pilates |
5.30pm Pump |
5.30pm
Fat Burner |
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10.00am
BODYBALANCE
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6PM or
6.30PM
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6.30pm Yoga
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6.30pm
Fatburner
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6.30pm Pilates Floor
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6pm BODYBALANCE
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GRAVITY TIMETABLE
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Monday
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Tuesday
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Wednesday
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Thursday
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Friday
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Saturday
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6.05AM
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6.35AM
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GRAVITY
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8.30AM
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9.00AM
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GRAVITY
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GRAVITY
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9.30AM
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GRAVITY
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GRAVITY
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10.00AM
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GRAVITY
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GRAVITY
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10.30AM
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5.00PM
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5.30PM
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6.00PM
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CLASS DESCRIPTIONS
BODYPUMP/Pump:
(45 or 60mins) is the original barbell class that strengthens
your entire body. This 60-minute workout challenges all
your major muscle groups by using the best weight-room exercises
like squats, presses, lifts and curls. Great music, awesome
instructors and your choice of weight inspire you to get
the results you came for - and fast
Vibe: the ultimate workout to quell your fears of
the group fitness studio! Fun and achievable moves achieving
an energetic heartrate and body conditioning using balls
and bands
BODYBALANCE: (60mins) is the yoga, tai chi, pilates
workout that builds flexibility and strength and leaves
you feeling centered and calm. Controlled breathing, concentration
and a carefully structured series of stretches, moves and
poses to music create a holistic workout that brings the
body into a state of harmony and balance
Pilates: (45 mins) A fundamental core stability
focusing on stillness and stability, designed to condition
and connect the mind and body, correct muscle imbalances,
improve posture and tone the body.
Fit Ball Conditioning: (55 mins) A full body toning
workout using the stability balls and resistance equipment
to improve body tone. This class will also
increase core muscle strength, balance and stability.
Iyengar Yoga: (1 hr & 15 mins) A dynamic yoga
class using basic postures, focusing on technique, form
and breathing to achieve length, stability and posture awareness.
Meditation to finish.
Yoga: (60 mins) Basic vinyasa (flow) yoga moves
focusing on technique, core control, mobility and flexibility
resulting in a stronger more functional body. You will leave
feeling relaxed but also energized.
Fat Burner: (55mins) This class is targeted for
participants to consistently work in their 'fat burning'
zone in an entertaining and invigorating way. Mixture of
step, dance moves, boxercise, aerobic and low impact strength
Gravity: (30 mins) The Gravity Training System utilizes
a cable and pulley system, a free motion glideboard and
is adjustable to 9 levels of resistance. It engages all
major muscle groups by using your own body weight
PILATES
BEGINNERS MATWORK COURSE
Next course commences : TBA
6 week duration
Non-members $90 Members $60
BOOK NOW
* What are the
core muscles anyway...?
"If I had my
way every person should complete a beginners course in pilates
before any type of exercise, and for life in general...."
Bae Hooper (Master Trainer)
With pilates, specifically matwork we can minimize the amount
of time spent in a gym, but maximise the results achieved
from a full body workout. Our usual exercise routines are
based on isolating muscles and working each area of the
body individually rather than treating the body as an integrated
whole it is. The poor physical condition many of us are
in today comes from the imbalance of engaging in complicated
inefficient exercises that isolate certain body parts while
neglecting others.
If our goal in exercising is to balance our bodies, improve
circulation, reduce stress, improve endurance and strength,
look better and feel great, then wouldn't it stand to reason
that we should utilise one method to be the basis to help
us achieve these results...?
* Learn how to
utilise your strength from the inside out..
* How do we set our bodies in 'neutral spine' to gain maximum
strength and stability during workouts and life?
........we will be going back to the basics and it is interesting....!
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