Getting ourselves motivated to go the gym is one of life’s great challenges. Many can easily meet it, but for others it is a task that constantly proves trying. Then there is knowing what to do when you get there. Depending on your fitness goals, you’ll need to know what amount of cardio and resistance work to do to get the desired results.
If you aren’t sure if you’re doing the right thing, or prefer a bit of company while working out, then maybe a group fitness class is for you.
There are many advantages to going to a fitness class. You’ll have the benefit of an expert instructor and the camaraderie of being part of a group of people all with the same goal.
But who do you know which group class is the one for you? First you must decide what you want to get out of your exercise. Do you want to lose weight, gain muscle, increase stamina or simply feel better?
Here are some suggestions of group classes and what they can do for you:
Spinning
This high-paced exercise takes place on a standing bike and is great for burning fat and losing weight. It involves altering resistance throughout the session for both sprints and climbing. Can also help with toning of legs and glutes.
Cross-fit
A great all-round exercise which can build strength, increase stamina and deliver a good level of general fitness. It involves a range of high-intensity movements as well as weights and aerobic exercises.
Yoga
Great for increasing flexibility as well as being an ideal method for relaxation and improving mental wellbeing.
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