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First Christian Fitness Mondays & Thursdays 5:45 to 6:45 pm Family Life Center Be Forever Fit For You Were Bought With a Price
Have
you ever made a New Year’s resolution to exercise consistently or lose weight? I
know I have made it more than once! Each year brings another great opportunity
for you and your friends to participate in free group fitness classes with First
Christian Fitness. Consider this invitation to join me to strive for improved
health. ·
If you are participating in a fitness program for the first time, it is
recommended that you consult your medical physician ·
If an activity feels uncomfortable, then stop. Listen to your body. The three basic elements of any fitness class include segments to increase the cardiovascular system, strength training, and building flexibility. This class will consist of 30 minutes cardiovascular low impact aerobic exercise and 30 minutes of mat based activities that combine flexibility and strength for a total body conditioning workout.The goal of this program is to provide the highest quality and most innovative class possible while taking every precaution to insure participant safety. Fitness classes will be designed to challenge each individual's exercise needs, regardless of age or fitness level, while making it fun!
Who is this class for?EVERYONE!!
The class format will begin with the basic concepts of aerobic exercise with each participant encouraged to work at their own pace in order to succeed with their own health and fitness goals. It is a good idea to start slowly and build up to a full program. Intermediate and advanced options will be introduced as needed. ****************** * Bring a water bottle. It is suggested to drink plenty of water before, during, and after class. * Wear Comfortable clothing and good shoes constructed for the purpose of exercise.
Instructed by Sondra Carmen, Certified Fitness Instructor with the Aerobics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA) and Fitour.
“I praise you because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.” Psalm 139:14
The mission for a fitness ministry at First Christian Church is three-fold:
1) To provide participants an opportunity to enhance physical stewardship of their bodies in order to improve their health through exercise,
2) To heighten Christian fellowship and build relationships through contact in an informal setting, and ...
3) To provide a tool through which the unchurched members of the community can experience Christian faith in a real and personal way.
Determine Your Exercise Range In starting an exercise program, you need to determine your exercise heart rate range. Your target heart rate should be between 50 and 80 percent of your maximum heart rate. To determine this range, subtract your age from 220. Multiply that number by .5 (50%) and then multiply that number by .8 (80%). Here's an example for a forty-year-old person: (220-40=180); 180x.5=90; 180x.8=144. The exercise heart rate range is 90 to 144 beats per minute. As you begin your exercise program, keep your heart rate range between 50 and 60 percent of the maximum. When you feel comfortable, and become more physically fit, increase your intensity.
You can use your own subjective Rate of Perceived Exertion (RPE). On a scale of O-10 (with zero being nothing at all and 10 being very, very strong—at your maximum), you determine how hard you *feel* you are working. A rating of 4-7 ("somewhat strong" to "very strong") on the 0-10 scale reflects a heart rate of 60-80% of maximum and should be the target area for which to strive.
The Pilates ChallengeFrequency: 4 times/Week Intensity: With Vigor and Zest Time: 15 – 30 minutes per session
Joseph H. Pilates states his method of “Contology” done in10 sessions, you will feel the difference. 20 sessions you will see the difference. 30 sessions you will have a different body.
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