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In Focus: BodyStep
BodyStep is a simple, athletic and fun workout using an
adjustable step platform to step up and down to uplifting music.
Some of the benefits you can expect to achieve in this class are
toning for the lower body, increased cardio fitness and coordination
and upper and lower body conditioning for functional strength.
At a glance:
- Burn lots of calories for a leaner body
- Improve your strength through core conditioning work
- Raise your overall fitness levels
- Improve your coordination
- Improve your bone health and density
- Increase your heart and lung capacity through a full-body
cardio workout
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A typical class:
There are 12 music tracks in a BodyStep class, each with a
specific exercise focus to create a full body workout.
- Warm up
Warm up your body with a series of simple aerobic moves.
- Step Warm up
Think of this track as ‘Step School’. It’s where you learn how to
step correctly, as you continue to warm the body.
- Step Orientation
In this track you will find the intensity gradually lifts as you
increase your range of movement and add light propulsions.
- Step Athletic
This is the first peak in the class. It’s time to lift the energy
and your heart rate, break a sweat and climb higher with more
athletic stepping exercises to improve cardio fitness.
- Mixed Strength
Time to lower the step a level, ease back on the cardio and put
bigger demands on the legs and glutes for lower body strength and
toning.
- Power Peak
Here you will power up and hit the second peak. We use intense
stepping exercises and dynamic lateral movement to improve cardio
and endurance fitness.
- Step Recovery
This is where you will catch your breath with slower and more
controlled stepping exercises to work on balance and stability.
It’s also the time to focus on lower body toning and sculpting.
- Party Step
Hit party mode, smile and have fun in this anything goes approach
to stepping. Your instructor uses different themes and movement
styles to create a party on a step.
- Speed Step
A signature track for BodyStep. You’ll lower the step height, and
move your feet faster for speed and agility training.
- Peak
This is the third and final cardio peak where you have the option
to really push it by raising the height of your step. This track
is a physically challenging combination of dynamic propulsive
exercises and strong lower moves. Give it all you’ve got and reap
the rewards as you make it to the end.
- Recovery / Push ups / Abdominals
Catch your breath and move to the floor for conditioning work for
the upper body and abdominals.
- Cool down / Stretch
Stretch your muscles as you cool down. This completes the full
body workout.
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