Classes of Aqua Fitness and Boxercise.

In addition to Personal Training I'm also a fully licensed Boxercise and Aqua Fitness instructor. These are two completely opposite approaches to exercise, but in a way also very similar and effective. Both forms of exercises can be thought either in a class environment or privately one to one.

Boxercise
Aqua Fitness:
Effects and Benefits of Aqua Fitness:

Aqua Fitness
Aqua fitness is used by anyone looking to get into shape in a fun and safe way. There are many reasons why Aqua Fitness is so popular, and there are many redeeming qualities for the body when it comes to Aqua Fitness. Although most people immediately think about swimming, I can assure you that there's so much more to an aqua fitness workout than JUST SWIMMING.

Of course swimming laps in a concentrated effort with varied strokes is certainly a good part of any routine. Many muscles can be strengthened, toned, and stretched by swimming a number of laps, depending on your level of fitness, with different strokes.

The butterfly, for instance, is an excellent way to workout your upper body torso, including your pecs and your lats. Only the forward paddling can already strengthen your neck, back, arms, and legs. The biggest benefit of Aqua Fitness comes from simple static exercises.

There are plenty of enjoyable water sports as well that can be used to help build the body. Sports such as water polo, water soccer, and water volleyball, while competitive and fun, are very good for building muscle. The great thing about aqua fitness is that it tends to use the whole body as you train and exercise.

Bodybuilding generally requires exercises involving free weights or machines that focus on
a primary and secondary muscle structure. For instance when you do curls with either a
dumbbell or a barbell, you are using the resistance of the weight to strengthen the bicep
as you curl the weight up, and you are stressing the triceps as you lower the weight back
down. Two muscles are exercised, and unhealthy strain is placed on the back which
supports the exercise as there is little to no support behind it.

The same exact exercise done under water with far less weight is more effective and is
safer as well. First of all, the back is reinforced by the water itself. Secondly you can use
far less weight, putting less pressure on the back, because of the resistance of the water,
which exercises the muscle. In the water, all of the back muscles and
abdominal muscles are utilized as well, due to the resistance of the
water, so it is a far more effective work out.

Studies have proven that with regular water exercise there is significant
increase in muscular strength and endurance, flexibility, cardio respiratory
conditioning, and decreased body fat. Beyond the physical advantages there
are mental and spiritual improvements. Most people will feel better about
themselves and will regain confidence in themselves and their body.

Through the use of the special properties of water, the participants are able to
challenge their nervous and respiratory systems. Through gaining control of their
balance, agility, coordination and endurance, they are better able to be in control of
their body in their daily lives. Check out the Effects and Benefits of Aqua Fitness.

Water resistance is the ideal work environment for strength-training. Using the water's
resistance rather than equipment, the body receives an all over workout while working
on isolated and / or corresponding muscles groups. The water's buoyancy reduces the
joint impact.

During the summer months we are less motivated to participate in fitness activities
because of the heat, but conducting your workout in the pool is comfortable, efreshing,
and healthy. Aqua fitness is something we can all do anytime and anywhere there is Top
water. Why not give aqua fitness a try. You will be sure to like it as either your only
rexercise program or an alternative to your current program.