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Please read the disclaimer below before clicking play on this amazing workout.
Barry’s Bootcamp workout will seem like a walk in the park compared to this killer treadmill bootcamp! Trainer Miriam will quickly move between the tread and floor for 10 rounds of 6-minute sets. New movements on the tread reduce joint compression and overuse injuries that you risk with straight running. On the floor, you’ll engage both body and mind with functional training movements to support daily living activities. Click play on this power hour now!
DISCLAIMERS/TIPS:
– This workout does involve many atypical movements on the treadmill that might be new to you such as joggin backward, standing laterally on the belt, etc. The movements are optional, but if you want to try them consider starting at very low speeds.
– When taking the workout the first time consider not using weights on the treadmill
– You might benefit from placing a stool or side table next to the treadmill to put your weights on. For most treads it’s not a good idea to place them on the tread anywhere.
– Treadmills are varying lengths, just like us humans, so you may not be able to fully extend your arms like you see the more petit trainer able to do. That’s ok.
– This workout has a lot of speed and elevation changes when on the tread so we caution you to hang onto the tread handles to keep your balance and footing.
– The bottom line is that you should always err on the side of safety first.
This workout does not include a cool-down, but we have some great options here!
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No matter your age or fitness level, we want to keep you moving. This strength & endurance-focused workout class for older adults (or anyone in the mood for a lower to moderate intensity fitness class) is a great way to do that. The class can be as tough or as easy as you want to make it. For the workout, grab a chair for balance and dumbbells if you have them, but Jess will also give you bodyweight-only options. Try this one to prove age is just a number.
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This Bootcamp workout, in short, is humbling.
After a 5 minute progressive warmup, we dive right into a 10 minute circuit of upper body lifting, sprinkled with challenging recovery exercises in between. Then it’s on to legs, legs, LEGS, and other lower body moves for an intense 5 minute circuit, which you’ll do twice. The band work is muscularly exhausting, but fun, as there are a number of options for those seeking more intensity or perhaps a little less.
To close… all good things deserve a good stretch, so we finish with a short but sweet full body stretch. Have fun with this one! I sure did!
~Rebecca