Aerobic Studio Classes
 
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Complete Abs: in this low impact class, participants will be working out the abdominals and the lower back.  A portion of the class uses the Swiss exercise balls and the other portion is performing exercises on mats.  This class is for all levels.
 
Statistics on Physical Activity:
55.3% of Arkansans fail to meet recommendations for moderate or vigorous activity.
More than 28% of American adults report no leisure-time physical activity.
Physical activity can make you feel more energetic, sleep better and control your appetite.
Physical activity is important in maintaining weight loss.
Physical activity helps prevent a number of chronic diseases including heart disease, and diabetes. It also helps control blood pressure, cholesterol levels and reduces anxiety and depression.
All adults should accumulate at least 30 minutes or more of moderate-intensity physical activity on most, and preferably all days of the week. Even three 10-minute segments daily will provide benefit.
Complete Buns: in this low impact class, participants will be working out the gluteus maximus and gluteus minimus (rear end muscles).  The majority of this class is performed on mats.  This class closes with stretching, and it is intended for all levels.
 
Total Body Toning: This class uses a combination of resistance training techniques for a full body toning session. Small segments of aerobic activity are added to increase the heart rate and the body's metabolism. These classes are designed for those who want to burn fat and build muscle tone. 
 
Step Aerobics: In this fun class, participants will be guided through various movements using a step.  This is a moderate intensity class.  Participants are encouraged to keep it at their own level-beginner to advanced.
 
Yoga:  Yoga is an integrated system of wellness that uses breathing techniques, postures and awareness to bring about total health.  This class a basic/active class suitable for beginner to intermediate levels, and it will work within your capacity. 
 
Slow Restorative Yoga: This yoga class is gentle yoga for everyone, and it incorporates stretching, breathing, and relaxation.
 
 
Pool Classes
 
Aqua'cise:  Maintain and gain fitness while exercising in the pool.  This class will increase strength, toning and aerobic capacity while having fun!  Aquacise is for everyone seeking an energizing workout that can be adapted for all fitness levels.
 
Aqua-Motion:  This no-impact class is for individuals looking to experience a rejuvenating joint workout in the water.  Aqua Arthritis is for all levels of fitness.
 
People Who Have Been Inactive
Use a sensible approach to exercise by starting out slowly.
 
Begin by choosing moderate-intensity activities you enjoy the most. By choosing activities you enjoy, you’ll be more likely to stick with them
Gradually build up the time spent doing the activity by adding a few minutes every few days or so until you can comfortably perform a minimum recommended amount of activity (30 minutes per day).
As the minimum amount becomes easier, gradually increase either the length of time performing an activity or increase the intensity of the activity or both.
Vary your activities both for interest and to broaden the range of benefits.
Explore new physical activities.
  Source: The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)