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The Pilates Method is a program that improves muscle control, flexibility, coordination, strength and tone through physical and mental conditioning. It works on deep muscles and the spine, the most important structure in the body and the source of the nervous system. It is a fitness regime that combines stretching and strengthening exercises designed to work the entire body in fluid movements. Pilates' work is concerned with the process itself. It works by building strength from the inside - out and rebalancing the body. Through continuous involvement in the process of movement, the goal is reached by a natural evolution, in contrast to a forced result.
Yoga
Yoga is a system of stretching, breathing and relaxing, designed to promote self-control, self-awareness and self-appreciation. The controlled stretching, contraction, and relaxation of muscle aid in stress reduction, increased flexibility, and improved circulation. The breathing techniques used in yoga allow the individual to calm, relax, and rejuvenate the mind as well as the body. If you're looking to reduce stress or relieve chronic aches and pains yoga may be the class for you.
Zumba
Zumba combines Latin and
international music with dance in an effort to make
exercise fun. The music, designed with specific
beats and tempo changes transitions with the workout
from one toning, strengthening, or cardio move to
another, and targets every major muscle group in the
body.
B-3:
Ball, Band and Balance
Exercise balls are used to
improve balance and flexibility, tone and firm muscles.
Core strengthening is one of the effects of balancing on
the ball. Resistance bands are used for body
sculpting and strength training.
Body
Sculpting
Strength training with
dumbells.
Beginning
Yoga
This is a beginner's class
focused on learning each pose, proper body alignment,
and proper breathing. This class is contemporary
yoga designed for fitness with the purpose to provide
the best body/mind workout. Some of the benefits
include increased flexibility, stronger muscles,
improved posture and increased body awareness.
For more information, please contact
Nicole Reames
at 269-961-7105 or Martha Kerns & Pamela
Dickinson at 269-961-5350 |
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