New Arrivals
Sweat to something different
There’s an exhilarating discomfort when it comes to trying something different– especially when it’s a new workout. Will the instructor yell bootcamp commands? Will it be painful? How sore will you be? Will you even survive the first class?
There’s no better way to find out how bold you are or how strong you can be than by pushing your own limits. So it’s time to step into a new studio and give it a shot. First things first, if you haven’t tried kickboxing or aerial yoga yet, you must. For two different reasons, these workouts will have your body asking for more.
Aerial Yoga
This anti-gravity class takes your yoga off the ground using a special hammock or silk that acts like a swing to support your hips during back bends and forward folds. Because gravity is working in your favor, many poses are easier to access. The difficulty of your first class lies in trusting the silk when you take both feet off the ground. Your body will benefit from the enhanced full-body stretch you receive (especially the decompression of the spine). There is also an emotional bliss that results from the freedom of letting go in the air.Tip: Take your favorite grip socks along to help you stay put on the silks
Kickboxing
Kickboxing is revered as one of the hardest full-body conditioning classes because of the extreme vigor and speed of movements coupled with the needed coordination and agility. In a kickboxing class you might jump rope, shadow-box, perform forward kicks, punches, and footwork exercises. While you may not be in a ring, the classes prepare you to spar should you be up for another challenge. You’ll love the class for the swift way it improves your anaerobic and aerobic fitness levels.Tip: Wear your bold compression socks to keep your legs feeling great during and after the workout