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FUNctional fitness replicates movements of everyday living, such as pushing, pulling, lunging, and rotating in all three dimensions. It builds muscular strength and stability, as well as speed, agility, endurance, power, and balance. Exercises will be done seated and standing.

FUNctional fitness replicates movements of everyday living, such as pushing, pulling, lunging, and rotating in all three dimensions. It builds muscular strength and stability, as well as speed, agility, endurance, power, and balance. Exercises will be done seated and standing.

 

 

We are offering the following sessions of FUNctional Fitness this fall:

• 11 Tuesdays, 9/16 - 12/16  at 11:45 am (no class 9/23, 11/4, 11/11)
• 12 Fridays, 9/19 - 12/12, at 11:45 am (no class 11/28)

Double the FUNctional Fitness!  Register for both the Tuesday and Friday classes at a discounted rate.

Tai Chi is a unique art, meaning "Grand Ultimate." It can be described in several different ways. It's a Chinese martial art, a system of slow-moving exercises that coordinate movement and breathing, and a philosophy. The benefits of practicing Tai Chi include improved balance, flexibility, strength, mental acuity, as well as general health and well-being. This program will focus on exercises that nourish the bones, internal organs, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. The foundational Tai Chi Walking and the Yang Style short form will also be part of the program.

**To be eligible for a free class during our Open House, you may only register for a class with an instructor you have not taken before.**

We are offering the following sessions of Tai Chi with Rob this fall:

• 5 Mondays, 9/29 - 11/2 (no class 10/12), at 7:15 pm
• 6 Mondays, 11/9 - 12/14, at 7:15 pm

FUNctional fitness replicates movements of everyday living, such as pushing, pulling, lunging, and rotating in all three dimensions. It builds muscular strength and stability, as well as speed, agility, endurance, power, and balance. Exercises will be done seated and standing.

Tai Chi and Qigong are movement systems based on ancient Chinese medicine and martial arts. They combine slow, fluid movements with breathing and gentle stretching to improve balance and flexibility, increase energy, and improve overall sense of peace and well-being. Each session invites you to breathe deeply, move slowly, and cultivate inner calm. Whether you're new to these ancient practices or returning to deepen your experience, this class offers a peaceful space for relaxation, rejuvenation, and self-care. All levels welcome. Dress comfortably for movement.

**To be eligible for a free class during our Open House, you may only register for a class with an instructor you have not taken before.**

We are offering the following session of Tai Chi and Qigong with Joy this fall:

• 12 Tuesdays, 9/15 - 12/14, at 12:30 pm

Tai Chi and Qigong are movement systems based on ancient Chinese medicine and martial arts. They combine slow, fluid movements with breathing and gentle stretching to improve balance and flexibility, increase energy, and improve overall sense of peace and wellbeing. Each session invites you to breathe deeply, move slowly, and cultivate inner calm. Whether you're new to these ancient practices or returning to deepen your experience, this class offers a peaceful space for relaxation, rejuvenation, and self-care. All levels welcome. Dress comfortably for movement.

Looking for a chair-based fitness class that will help you to improve your balance and flexibility, decrease stress and tension, AND strengthen your brain? Look no further! In this six-week series, you’ll join Patricia Wahl, Guild Certified Feldenkrais Practitioner and ABM Neuromovement TML teacher, for an hour each week. Learn how you can use the power of neuroplasticity to transform your movement and whole body strength, and fitness. In this class, you will learn to:

• Affect the normal path of aging
• Breathe better
• Improve posture
• Decrease pain and tension

Tai Chi-Qigong is a healing exercise for our body, opening blocked energy channels through proper posture, breath work, and advanced concentration within graceful movement. Through this practice the condition of cells, muscles, bones, and joints are strengthened and revitalized, improving the function of internal organs and intestines.

Tai Chi (TaeGeuk) is the principle of the cosmic energy cycle. When cosmic energy is created and eventually reaches its peak, instead of disappearing, the energy converts into a different type of energy, thereby continuing its lifecycle.

Qigong is the understanding and application of the Tai Chi principle into our lives. We can embrace the cosmic energy cycle and transform ourselves, leading a less self-centered and more altruistic, devoted life.

Tai Chi is a unique art, meaning "Grand Ultimate." It can be described in several different ways. It's a Chinese martial art, a system of slow-moving exercises that coordinate movement and breathing, and a philosophy. The benefits of practicing Tai Chi include improved balance, flexibility, strength, mental acuity, as well as general health and well-being. This program will focus on exercises that nourish the bones, internal organs, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. The foundational Tai Chi Walking and the Yang Style short form will also be part of the program.

This class is designed to provide a whole-body restorative experience, particularly beneficial for individuals experiencing minor aches and pains in key mobilizing and stabilizing areas of the body. The warm-up will incorporate basic stabilization movements centered on corrective exercises. Following the warm-up, the class will consist of gentle static stretching and flexibility and mobility exercises to promote overall well-being.

Take a look at some pictures from Kaden Dolan's past classes here.

Sign up for both of Kaden's Thursday evening classes, Cardio Sculpt and Stretch and Restore Combo, and you will receive a 10% discount.  Click here to register for the combo.

Tai Chi is a unique art, meaning "Grand Ultimate." It can be described in several different ways. It's a Chinese martial art, a system of slow-moving exercises that coordinate movement and breathing, and a philosophy. The benefits of practicing Tai Chi include improved balance, flexibility, strength, mental acuity, as well as general health and well-being. This program will focus on exercises that nourish the bones, internal organs, muscles, ligaments, and tendons. The foundational Tai Chi Walking and the Yang Style short form will also be part of the program.