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These dynamic mind/body exercises will teach you new ways of understanding and relating to your physical body, creating new patterns and redefining pathways to reaching optimum health and wellness:

§                Aerobics – for best results you need about 4  hours a week of moderate workouts or 2 hours and 30 minutes of vigorous workouts

§                Pilates and Core Energetics

§                Yoga (Tibetan)

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and don’t miss our fun

 

 

 

§                    Taiboxyogalates!

 

§                    Train with a friend/partner

 

§                    Train to Music

 

 

                      

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 Congratulations on deciding to begin the journey of the conscious body!

 

§              Aerobics – for best results you need about 4  hours a week of moderate workouts or 2 hours and 30 minutes of vigorous workouts

 

§               Pilates and Core Energetics

 

§               Yoga (Tibetan)

 

§           Taiboxyogalates!

 

§               Train with a friend/partner

 

§               Train to Music

 

§               Rehabilitative exercises – cognitive, behavioural and physiological



Remember (do try this at home!)

BI – breathing in or intrinsic breath. This can be to the count

of one, two three or four.. eg BI1, BI2, BI3 etc

BO – breathing out or extrinsic breath. This can be to the

count of one, two three or four, eg BO1, BO2, BO3 etc

 

 

 

 

Why Aerobic Exercise?

Although traditional treatment of body image problems has consisted primarily of cognitive-behavioral therapy (Cash, 1995), more recently, exercise has become more popular as a treatment modality. Researchers have previously documented the positive changes that occur in physical fitness following either aerobic or strength training. In a study of young females, Kraimer, et al. (2001) found that participants participating in bench step aerobics or a combination of bench step aerobics and resistance training improved in V[O.sup.2] peak, resting heart rate, and percent fat. The participants who incorporated resistance training into their regime also improved in muscular strength and endurance.