Conditioning Circuits
Conditioning circuits is an all-round total body work out using timed exercise stations including body weight, cardio, kettlebells, resistance bands, slam balls and pad work.
Conditioning Circuit Training
Conditioning circuit training is a form of group exercise in which strength, endurance and cardiovascular exercises are combined in one session. A number of stations will be positioned around the venue using a variety of equipment. Participants are assigned to a station for a set time before moving to another station. On occasions participants may work in pairs. There is little or no rest between stations. Each exercise will be performed between 30 seconds and 45 seconds as long as Sarah has remember to start the stop watch, feel free to nudge her at any time. The number of stations vary between 8 and 12.
Benefits for participants include:
- You do not need high levels of co-ordination
- Varied exercises each week
- A social atmosphere
- A full body workout
- Motivational
Benefits to the body systems of regular circuit training:
- Increased bone density
- Lower blood pressure
- Enhance muscle balance
- Improved energy levels
- Increased HDL
- Higher resting metabolism
- Increased lean body mass
- Increased muscular strength & endurance
- Improved posture
- Increased cardiovascular fitness
- Reduced risk of heart disease
- Better sleep
- Improved mood
Sarah provides all the equipment
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The thing I like most about Sarah's classes is the variety of exercises. I never get bored as each week it's different and I can always feel it the day after which is great! It works brilliantly that I can bring my 8 month old baby along too, who either sleeps happily in her buggy by the side or if she's awake, thinks it's great entertainment to watch everybody doing their silly exercises! [READ MORE]
Christy
