Cardio

Perhaps the most common type of exercise. It utilises oxygen and helps burn fat. This type of exercise has consistently shown in numerous studies to improve cardiovascular and respiratory health. This means that as a result, this type of exercise conditions the lungs to be able to use more oxygen while increasing your hearts efficiency by decreasing your heart rate. After conditioning this aerobic pathway through cardiovascular or aerobic exercise you will be able to more effectively burn fat.

Fit Ball

The fit ball has successfully been used for over four decades in therapy, rehabilitation and sports training. The fit ball extends the possibilities for core strength and stability training .It combines hard training with good fun and when used with focus and form, can bring great results. The fit ball improves endurance, strength and mobility. It provides exercises for better posture, balance body awareness, co-ordination and it promotes functional movement for everyday life. The fit ball can be used for all ages and fitness levels.


Resistance Training

Resistance training is based on the principle that muscles of the body will work to overcome a resistance force when they are required to do so. When resistance training is undertaken repeatedly and consistently, muscles become stronger. When you vary your resistance training program, through the number of repetitions and sets performed, exercises undertaken and weights used, you will ensure that you maintain any strength gains you make. Studies have shown that calories burned are high and for a more sustained period of time through resistance training.

Boxing

Boxing is now one of the most popular fitness regimes. You will be working one on one with your personal trainer, boxing at high intensity (within your limits) allowing your body a full workout that will keep you moving the whole time. When your not throwing a punch your ducking and weaving. Weight loss, increased agility and coordination, muscle tone and greater fitness all result from boxing. Many people think that boxing is all about the arms but it is actually a cardio workout for the whole body. It’s especially good for toning your bottom and quadriceps muscles.