Monday, July 12, 2010
Excerpts From The Press Event
NEW Y BRAND
Sunday, June 20, 2010
Get ready for what may be our fiercest release yet. Right from Track 2, the hammer goes down and the intensity does not back off. Watch out for exciting new tempos and some killer supersets. Quick transitions and the shortest recoveries in the history of BodyPump mean you muscles are working from start to finish.
The massive energy and drive of This Is Who I Am sets the pace upfront. The new tempo challenges the legs, driving the heart rat up. We Weren’t Born To Follow and we prove it in Track 3 as the classic Rock sounds grounds the workout into the bench, bringing great muscle isolation to the chest.
Track 6 delivers a Boom Boom Pow to the biceps. This was a massive hit for the Black Eyed Peas originally - this one breaks the mold and you’re gonna love it!. We’re getting Dangerous in Track 7 with some Static Lunges followed straight up by some Dynamic Backward-Stepping Lunges for explosive glute training.
Track 9 brings the introduction of an exciting new move. The cool R&B sounds of this cruisy number creates massive contrast from the Shoulder Track. then, just in case you thought it was time to relax, there’s Walking Hovers to challenge even the strongest abdominals.
- Warm-up: Tim’s party people in the hizzouse, bring it loud as we kick it strong. Word.
- Squats: Kelsi drops the bass for five sets of low body poetry.
- Chest: Strong and long with Donna. Endurance to the max.
- Back: Gwen Stefani never sounded as good as your backside will look after Kelsi reinforces the mandate, “Don’t Speak” by taking you breathless.
- Triceps: Allyson shows us the meaning of Tri as she blasts the backside of the guns with Britney’s ‘3’.
- Biceps: Nancy polishes the topside of those guns with a little ‘Boom Boom Pow’ and a return of the mid-range pulse.
- Lunges: Nancy won’t let up as she gets ‘Dangerous’ all one leg at a time.
- Shoulders: Kelly? ‘She’s a Genius’ when it comes to sculpting those shoulders.
- Core: Allyson gets ‘In My Head’ as she works us both sides up.
- Stretch: Arguably the most important exercise of the day if you want to avoid injury. Tim teaches us the ‘Art of Love’ as he lifts us up and lengthens our tender bodies.
Monday, May 17, 2010
Schedule Changes
Every 15 to 20 months, based around Summer, Fall, and Winter, we make slight programming changes to our Group Exercise schedules. This is for myriad reasons, not the least of which is to accomodate changing family schedules.
Our changes are posted online for all to see here (http://www.centralfloridaymca.net/Summer2010Schedules.php), and I wanted to take the opportunity to reply to a few comment cards in an open forum regarding the time shift around Wednesday PM.
In an effort to keep our Karate in Studio X AND to move our Wednesday night Yoga out of the Fitnasium and into Studio X where it belongs, we've moved BODYPUMP up one hour to 5:30PM from 6:30PM. By way of compensation to those folks who can only ever be here at the 6:30 hour, we've actually added one more BODYPUMP to the schedule, at that time on Tuesday nights. So if you're a nighttime pumper, you now have one more option than you had before!
All of our changes are done with good reason, since none of us like to have to change our schedules to find our favorite instructors or class formats. Please know that the changes that have gone into this schedule are designed to have minimal negative impact while bringing Group Exercise to the greatest number of our members, mindful of all our members.
And please know that we always want to hear what you have to say, so keep the comments and questions coming. We will try to give you thoughtful responses while being open to considering things from other points of view.
I'm glad to be a part of your Group Exercise program. Thanks for choosing the Downtown Orlando YMCA for your fitness needs!