
A Fun Variety of Workouts for Women
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IT MATTERS when you move for YOU
Take care of your strength, sanity & your longevity!
It Matters with Viv
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* 50% off 1st month: FIT4LIFE
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Class Schedule
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Mondays: Arms & Agility
Mondays are for building arm strength and increasing agility. Grab some hand weights and get ready to feel stronger!
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Tuesdays: Legs & Balance
Tuesdays we focus on leg strength and balance. Move through the day stronger, taller, and more grounded!
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Wednesdays: Kickboxing & Core
Wednesdays we bring the fire with boxing and core. You don’t need boxing gloves, just a kick-ass attitude!
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Thursdays: Yoga & Stretching
Thursdays rejuvenate you with yoga and stretching. You will flow into your weekend feeling calm and centered!
Strength, Sanity & Longevity: What’s the deal?
How 30 min a day can improve your overall wellbeing:
Strength
Strength training is important for everyone - but especially for women as they age because it can help with many aspects of health, including:
Muscle mass: Strength training can help prevent muscle loss, also known as sarcopenia, which is a natural part of aging.
Bone density: Weight-bearing exercises like strength training can help prevent osteoporosis by increasing bone density.
Metabolism: Strength training can increase your muscle-to-fat ratio, which can boost your metabolism.
Pain relief: Strength training can help with back, neck, and joint pain.
Confidence: Strength training can boost your confidence and make you feel better about your body.
Stress reduction: Strength training can help reduce stress and anxiety by releasing endorphins.
Sleep: Strength training can improve sleep quality and help reduce insomnia.
Falls and injuries: Strength training can reduce the risk of falls and injuries.
Heart attack and stroke: Strength training can reduce the risk of heart attack or stroke.
Learn More:
8 Benefits of Strength Training That'll Convince You To Try It
Article by Women’s Health
Strength training: Get stronger, leaner, healthier
Article by The Mayo Clinic
Sanity
A 30-minute exercise session is beneficial for mental health because it triggers the release of endorphins, the body's natural "feel-good" chemicals, which can significantly improve mood, reduce stress and anxiety, and alleviate symptoms of depression by promoting a positive mental state; essentially acting as a natural mood booster.
How 30 minutes of exercise improves mental health:
Endorphin release:
During physical activity, the brain releases endorphins, which contribute to feelings of happiness and well-being.
Stress reduction:
Exercise can lower cortisol levels, a stress hormone, leading to a calmer state.
Improved sleep:
Regular physical activity can enhance sleep quality, further promoting mental health.
Cognitive function boost:
Exercise can improve cognitive abilities and focus by stimulating brain cell growth.
Distraction from negative thoughts:
Engaging in physical activity can provide a mental distraction from worries and negative thought patterns.
Self-esteem enhancement:
Achieving fitness goals through exercise can boost self-confidence and self-worth.
Learn More:
Depression and anxiety: Exercise eases symptoms
Article by The Mayo Clinic
Regular physical activity can boost mood
Article by Harvard Health
Longivity
Exercise & Yoga can help you live longer and improve your overall health:
Reduces mortality risk: Physical activity can reduce the risk of many major causes of death, including heart disease, stroke, cancer, and type 2 diabetes.
Improves cardiovascular health: Exercise sends oxygen and nutrients to your tissues, which helps your heart and lungs work more efficiently.
Strengthens muscles: Exercise can improve your muscle strength and endurance.
Improves mental health: Exercise can improve your mental health and give you confidence.
Can be social: Working out over zoom is a way to be a part of a community and know you’re not alone! It’s motivating and more fun to workout with others - even if it’s on video!
Yoga can help with longevity by reducing stress, inflammation, and anxiety, and improving balance, flexibility, and strength.
Learn More:
Women who do strength training live longer. How much is enough?
Article by NPR
10 Types of Exercise That Can Help You Live Longer
Article by AARP
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