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Group Exercise Classes Class Descriptions GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES 20/20/20: Class combines 20-minutes of Tabata, 20-minutes of Shred and finishing with OASIS STRETCH: This class is 45-minutes of relaxation, stretching and breathing techniques. Relaxing 20-minutes of Power Sculpt. Join in on this quick paced cardio and muscular workout! Never and moving through various stretches that will make you feel as if you just left the spa. a dull moment! Schedule Effective November 21, 2016 OMG!: For those of you addicted to cardio. Interval cardio blasts varied in modality and intensity yet full ABDOMINALS: An incomparable abdominal workout that zeros in on the core muscles of the of fun to motivate and inspire you to give your ‘all.’ back and the abdomen, with the goal to tone, strengthen and define. PI-YO: The best of Pilates and yoga-inspired moves with cranked up speed to give you full throttle Featuring Class Instructor Matt Harris ADRENALINE! BOOT CAMP: The ultimate cardio and strength interval workout designed to cardio, strength and flexibility training all at once! work every inch of your body and maximize your post workout caloric expenditure. PILATES: Pilates-Based Method Mat Class. Participants of all levels will benefit from core and stability Matt Harris, Certified Yoga Instructor ANUSARA ELEMENTS YOGA: Focus on experiencing bliss and joy in your yoga practice and training with enhanced breathing techniques. daily life. Based on universal principal of alignment. Started teaching at Milestone in June 2001 POWER CYCLE: An intense cardio workout. Advanced class. BALL/CORE/BACK: Class focuses on back and core strength using the stability ball and dynamic movements. POWER JAM: Get all your bases covered in this cardio class! An intense hour of cardio finished with Matt discovered yoga at age 14 while dealing with severe depression and anxiety. He began training extensively in 30-minutes of weights and toning. BELLY, BUTT & THIGHS: Focus on your lower half in this belly-busting, booty shaping, two- Iyengar Yoga under Judi Rice and Rodney Yee along with assisting at Rodney’s workshops. Matt has also trained part intensive class that features a series of exercise combinations that target, you guessed it POWER SCULPT: An intense, total body workout combining weights, toning and cardio that will keep – your belly, butt and thighs! your heart rate up the entire class. with senior Iyengar teachers Patricia Walden, Manouso Manos, Mary Dunn, Janet McLeod, and B.K.S. Iyengar himself. After several years immersed in the Iyengar Yoga method, Matt stumbled upon Anusara Yoga and began BODY BREAKTHROUGH: This class is perfect to BUILD your best body, BOOST fat-burning PUMP: Challenge your body using hand weights, bands and other equipment. and JUMP start your energy. Progressive full body strength training meets sweat inducing his study and teacher training of the method with Sianna Sherman, Mitchel Bleier, Shalini Latour, and founder John RHYTHM RIDE: Join the latest cycling trend sweeping the country that will get your heart pumping choreography. An intense total body workout. while the pounds melt away! Multi-level class. Friend himself. Matt then became an “Anusara Inspired” teacher. BODY WELLNESS: ♣ Exercise class for individuals who have lost muscle tone/flexibility R.I.P.P.E.D.: Experience this total body workout, utilizing resistance and cardio training, which or are in a recuperative phase. Based on slow, precise movements. Class session is held masterfully combines Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometrics and Endurance After many years of studying and training in both Iyengar and Anusara Yoga, Matt followed his intuition and evolved his practice and teaching in chairs ½ the time & ½ standing. No floor exercises. to help you attain and maintain your physique. CORE CIRCUIT: Join Rebecca for a blast of intense core conditioning exercises to enhance into his own style. Encapsulating all his training and experience, Matt now teaches his own interpretation of yoga. His teaching is rooted in the SHRED: Shred your fat and sculpt your body in this fast paced class that uses a variety of equipment abdominal definition and stability. Multi-level class. biomechanics of the body, universal movement and alignment principles, as well as implementing spiritual teachings from various traditions. to tone and define your muscles. Multi-level class. CORE FUSION: This high-energy class combines Pilates movements and traditional strength STEP: Power movements and great choreography provide the utmost in stepping. A great Matt’s classes are woven together with humor, concise explanations, spiritual teachings, and options for each student’s present level of ability training movements. You will increase your strength in just weeks! This fast-paced class cardiovascular challenge. while creating a safe, welcoming atmosphere where everyone is deeply honored and respected. focuses on core strength, but incorporates all areas of the body. STEP INTERVAL: High intensity class combining step & resistance training. CYCLE JAM: A cardio cycling class that jams to great tunes! STRETCH: A series of stretches to help your flexibility, range of motion, balance and posture. A great In addition to creating practice manuals, CDs, DVDs, and podcasts, Matt was featured in Yoga Journal’s 2002 February issue as a “Teen Yoga CYCLING: A cardio class that closely resembles a ride on the road. class for any fitness level. Influencer,” and in Christy Brock’s DVD “Yoga 4 Teens.” Matt continues to deepen his experience of yoga by studying with his teacher Judith CYCLING/DUATHLON: High energy, fast paced workout that includes cycling and running STRETCH & ABS: Strengthening the body’s core (abdominals and back) and stretching to promote intervals. Hansen Lasater, as well as teachers he finds inspiring such as Barbara Benagh, Erich Schiffmann, Donna Farhi, and Shiva Rea. Matt also balance. CYCLING THE 500 CALORIE RIDE: A dynamic cycling class geared towards teaches weekly public classes and conducts local and regional workshops. ¡SWEAT!: A no nonsense workout, designed by Jeff Howard, with cardio drills and strength building burning 500 calories. Take on the challenge of strong hill-climbing, cardio intervals exercises for a challenging, sports-training experience. Reach your fitness goals and be prepared to and active recovery to add up a big calorie total! SWEAT in this high-energy, high-intensity class. Matt is also a licensed marriage and family therapist specializing in individual, couple, family, and LGBT therapy, and maintains a private DOUBLE TROUBLE: Get ignited in an intense metabolic workout! This intense program TABATA: Tabata Boot Camp workouts are short in duration and designed to boost post exercise features a POWER RIDE set to intense intervals that torch fat and crush calories, followed practice in Louisville, KY. He holds degrees in psychology and sociology, as well as a master of science in social work with a specialization in caloric burn AFTER your workout so your metabolism keeps burning more calories long after the by a BELLY, BUTT & THIGHS class. Classes may be taken independently. marriage and family therapy from the University of Louisville. In addition, he is also an adjunct faculty member at the University of Louisville exercise is over. FULL BODY: This class combines interval cardio blasts with full body workout. Kent School of Social Work. TABATA MASH-UP: Get the benefits of Tabata training with the combination of mashing up cardio and FIRED-UP SCULPT: An intense total body workout designed to define & tone every muscle in muscle! Start your day off with a complete workout. every way. Great class for improving muscular strength & endurance. TAI CHI YANG STYLE: Anyone can practice the slow and peaceful quality movements that calms JOIN MATT FOR YOGA CLASS IN ROOM C! GENTLE YOGA: General yoga practice designed to increase strength, flexibility, balance and emotions, strengthens the body, improves balance and posture and helps improve overall health. Tai concentration. This class uses yoga props and moves at a gentle pace to aid those who have Chi is based on the ancient belief that health is a true balance of physical, emotional and social well- Mondays / 7 PM / Intermediate Yoga □ Tuesdays / 6:15 PM / Intermediate Yoga specific limitations and those recovering from injury. Each class includes stress release through being. Thursdays / 6:15 PM / Multi Level Yoga □ Saturdays / 10:15 AM / Intermediate Yoga breathing instruction and guided relaxation. TOTAL BODY BOOT CAMP: This military based Boot Camp focuses on the functional training exercises designed to increase stamina, reduce body fat and tone your body. Steve includes a unique HATHA: This branch of yoga uses various bodily postures, breathing techniques and combination of body weights and drills combined with weights. meditation. Hatha yoga postures help to make the spine supple and to promote circulation in all THANKSGIVING DAY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 24 8 AM – 3 PM organs, glands and tissues as well as stretching and aligning the body. Great class for VINYASA YOGA: Link your breath with a pose and link poses together in a sequence and flow. Some CHRISTMAS EVE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 24 7 AM – 2 PM ● CHRISTMAS DAY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 25 CLOSED improving balance and flexibility. prior yoga experience needed. NEW YEAR’S EVE SATURDAY, DECEMBER 31 7 AM – 5 PM ● NEW YEAR’S DAY SUNDAY, JANUARY 1 8 AM – 3 PM WALK TALL/OSTEOPOROSIS: Postural education using stretches, strengthening, body mechanics ~ WATCH FOR SPECIAL HOLIDAY CLASS SCHEDULES ~ HI-LOW IMPACT: A cardiovascular workout combining high & low impact moves. and visual imagery. Special consideration will be given for those with osteoporosis. Instructor is Dena, HIGH INTENSITY INTERVAL CYCLING: Advanced high intensity training using speed/sprints, Physical Therapist with Baptist Health/Spine and Sport Therapy. power/climbing, and jumps/attacks intervals. Training for high performance athletes or exercise YOGA: This class focuses on building full body strength and flexibility using universal alignment and enthusiasts who want to take their fitness to the next level.
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