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HIIT w Dustin
HIIT is an acronym for High-Intensity Interval Training. As the name suggests, HIIT workouts are very intense, and the rest periods are done using strict intervals. To simplify it, a hiit workout incorporates full-body, compound exercises, typically bodyweight exercises only, which are done in short, intense bursts, at nearly one hundred percent of your max effort, followed by short, sometimes active rest.
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Mobility and Active Recovery w/ Dustin
Active recovery, a strategic approach that intertwines rest and mild physical activity, serves as a bridge between intense workouts, aiding the body’s recuperation process. Unlike passive recovery, which involves complete rest, active recovery keeps you moving at a lower intensity, stimulating recovery without imposing undue stress on the body [1].
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Restorative Yoga w/ Michele
Restorative Yoga is a relaxing practice that uses props to support your body and mind. It is a restful practice that encourages you to slow down and open your body through passive stretching. Restorative yoga, suitable for practitioners of all levels, is a restful practice that holds yoga poses (asanas) for a longer duration using props like yoga blocks, blankets, and bolsters. It is a practice of deep relaxation that emphasizes the meditative aspect of yoga—the union of body and mind. Through the use of props for support, many of the postures are held almost effortlessly.
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HIIT w Dustin
HIIT is an acronym for High-Intensity Interval Training. As the name suggests, HIIT workouts are very intense, and the rest periods are done using strict intervals. To simplify it, a hiit workout incorporates full-body, compound exercises, typically bodyweight exercises only, which are done in short, intense bursts, at nearly one hundred percent of your max effort, followed by short, sometimes active rest.
Fitness & Wellness Events
Mobility and Active Recovery w/ Dustin
Active recovery, a strategic approach that intertwines rest and mild physical activity, serves as a bridge between intense workouts, aiding the body’s recuperation process. Unlike passive recovery, which involves complete rest, active recovery keeps you moving at a lower intensity, stimulating recovery without imposing undue stress on the body [1].
Fitness & Wellness Events
Restorative Yoga w/ Michele
Restorative Yoga is a relaxing practice that uses props to support your body and mind. It is a restful practice that encourages you to slow down and open your body through passive stretching. Restorative yoga, suitable for practitioners of all levels, is a restful practice that holds yoga poses (asanas) for a longer duration using props like yoga blocks, blankets, and bolsters. It is a practice of deep relaxation that emphasizes the meditative aspect of yoga—the union of body and mind. Through the use of props for support, many of the postures are held almost effortlessly.