GROUP FITNESS CLASSES

Online: Total Body Interval Training

Mondays 3:30-4:30p

We meet on ZOOM!
To sign up: Email me that day or ahead of time to let me know you're coming. I'll email you with the zoom link at least 5min before class starts.
Cost: drop in for $15/sliding scale per class. Cash/check/venmo
At home equipment needed: A yoga mat or surface you're good to lay down on & one or more weights, 5-12lbs. A resistance band is helpful too!
Class description: We warm up with gentle mobilization of our bodies' most important joints before activating our biggest sources of strength (core, back & butt) so we can take on a tabata-style (short, sustained bursts of muscular and cardiovascular stamina in between brief rest periods) program of exercises that hit every single part of your bod. Work your flexibility when we cool down with static stretches.

In Person: Group Circuit Training

We meet outdoors in Spring/Summer/Fall!

Tuesdays 5:30-6:30p

AND

Wednesdays 5-6p

Where: Under a tree at the College Green (at the corner of College and East State Street in Montpelier). If it's raining we go to the shelter next to the Montpelier Public Pool. Text me at 415.595.8848 if you're unsure!
Class Description: In this group fitness class, we mix and match a variety of circuit formats which call on a science-based & thorough library of exercises. Our bodies warm up with mindful mobility before moving through stations of resistance and cardio moves that condition and challenge us before finishing with restorative stretches. All muscle groups and aspects of physical fitness are addressed, while any and all moves are modifiable to suit all levels.
Cost: drop in for $15/sliding scale. Cash/check/Venmo.
No pre-sign up required at this time
Bring your own mat & water. Extra workout tools you bring can be incorporated, too!

MAY 2023 Schedule:

"I love Emma's energy, she's so fun and brings awesome alternatives if you dread the monotony of gym routines. I've never left a workout not smiling."

~ Nicolle B.

I met Emma about 2 years ago when she started teaching crossfit classes at Studio Zenith.
I will start with the disclaimer that I have never studied Fitness Science, but that said, here is what I
think.

First, in Emmas classes, one cannot predict what is coming. She mixes it up, which I believe is
important, especially for older folks like me.
Second, I have taken plenty of classes with instructors who are primarily focused on themselves.
Emma demonstrates the moves and then is wide awake observing the clients and offering smart
respectful help.
Third, although Emma teaches a serious class, she brings mirth and laughter to the mix. It is said
laughter is the best medicine and I believe that.
She is widely respected around here.
~ Jay Southgate