In this season of giving, we are reminded of the generosity and support demonstrated within this community, and feel the warmth that it creates within what we know a lot of us think of as a second home. For the entire month of December 2022, we are offering a pay-what-you-can pricing option for all classes. This option is available for
The short answer is, yes. Cardio intense training is still effective to burn fat from your body, but adding strength training to your routine will compound and accelerate the progress. There’s a few reasons for this, of course, backed by scientific studies. Muscle mass increases metabolism rates. Muscle is more efficient at burning calories and can even continue to burn
If you’ve heard the story about the tortoise and the hare, you know that moving slow and steady will win the race. Maybe you aren’t focused on winning any races (or running any for that matter), but this still applies to how you train and the potential benefits. Time under tension (TUT) is the total amount of time that muscles
Muscle it muscle right? Right, but muscle is also a complex human structure made of fibers. Let’s dive into what each of these fibers is used for and why it matters that we know the difference when working on creating change in our body through movement. There are two types of muscle fibers: slow-twitch (type 1) and fast-twitch (type 2).
Whether you’ve started strength training or you’re thinking about starting, you might be wondering how long it will take before you start to see results in your body. Ultimately every body is different and there’s many factors that can change your timeline for seeing results, such as how often you exercise a muscle group, how much rest you give your
Whether you’re brand new to working out or a seasoned veteran, taking a group class with a friend can make it so much more fun! Various studies have found that working out with a friend can increase the intensity at which you workout, enhance stress management affects from your workout, help you reach weight management goals, and increase the time
You were going to be at the studio for your class on time and then BOOM – traffic jam! Or maybe your boss let the meeting run long and now you’re rushed. You’re probably thinking you should just cancel or skip it – you don’t want to upset the instructor or get nasty looks from other students. This is
