soft on joints

If getting down on the floor is difficult:

Sit 2b fit

This class builds cardiovascular capacity (both sitting and standing), strength building, flexibility and balance.

Water Aerobics

For swimmers and non-swimmers, this class is designed to improve cardiovascular fitness, to improve muscle strength, flexibility.

Beginner to Group Exercise

If you are a beginner to formal exercise, can get down on the floor and on and off a bike:

Mat Pilates

Classical Pilates mat, a total body workout emphasizing core strength, muscular length, strength and flexibility. A challenging class across the spectrum from novice to athlete.

Zumba

A basic choreography of Salsa, Samba and Latino style moves, mixed in a free style choreography to give you the best aerobic workout of your life.

Training up a notch

If you are comfortable with weights, interval training and intense core work, already active and want to push your training up a notch:

Zumba Dance

Take what you do in Zumba and add the party! Dance till you drop with choreographed, music driven, Latin inspired Zumba dance.

Deep Water Training

Train in the deep end wearing a flotation belt to experience this program. Alternate between high and low intensity moves to increase power and strength, and improve cardiovascular endurance.

Body Pump

Original barbell class that strengthens the entire body and challenges all major muscle groups.

Y Cycle

Workout focusing on endurance, strength, intervals, intensity and recovery to simulate a ride in real terrain. For all skill levels, an all-terrain adventure.

Morning Motivator

Workout focusing on endurance, strength, intervals, intensity and recovery to simulate a ride in real terrain. For all skill levels, an all-terrain adventure.

IMPORTANT REMINDERS

Must sign in for Cycling, Barre and BodyPump classes at the Member Service Desk in order to reserve a spot (available 30 min prior to class start time)

Not all classes listed above are offered year-round, please check the Group Exercise Schedule for the monthly offerings.

Physical activity is essential in maintaining a higher quality of life and independence among active agers. Regular exercise provides many practical benefits, including reducing the risk of diseases, injury and conditions such as diabetes, osteoporosis, coronary artery disease and high blood pressure. Stronger muscles, better balance and coordination, and higher energy levels all work together to maintain or improve basic living skills.