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BODYVIVE – The low-impact group fitness workout that lets you choose just how hard you work!
Class Details

What is BODVIVE?

BODYVIVE is a low impact, 55-minute class, integrating aerobic exercise for heart fitness, resistance training for strength and stability, and stretching and mobility work. BODYVIVE incorporates multiple tracks of inspiring music and is delivered by motivating instructors.

Fizzing with Vive!Is BODYVIVE right for me?

BODYVIVE is a great program for anyone seeking the motivation and benefits of group exercise that delivers results. It’s especially suited to people new to group fitness, those returning to exercise after time away or following full rehabilitation after an injury, pre and post natal mothers, and active adults who want the benefits of improved cardio fitness, strength, and flexibility. Even seasoned group fitness participant will find BODYVIVE a fun and unique exercise experience.

What are the benefits of BODYVIVE?

  • Improved muscular strength and endurance
  • Increased heart fitness
  • Improved flexibility and range of movement
  • Better agility and balance
  • Improved posture
  • Weight loss through elevated calorie expenditure
  • Reduced risk of bone and joint degeneration
  • General wellness and ‘feel good’ benefits

What equipment is used and why?

VIVE balls and VIVE tubes are used in some of the tracks because of their ability to exercise the body in different ways. Resistance tubes are currently the most popular form of small equipment being used in clubs and allow participants a wide range of workout intensity.

Hand weights may also be used as an option in some tracks.

What should I wear?

No special clothes are necessary. Just something comfortable to move in and shoes that give you good stability.

Will BODYVIVE burn calories? How many?

Yes, BODYVIVE can increase caloric expenditure in participants depending on their choice of workout intensity.

How fit do I need to be to do BODYVIVE?

First-timers do not need to be fit - just physically active and able to move freely.

We recommend that people get the advice of a medical professional before starting any fitness regime.

How often should I do BODYVIVE?

There is no prescribed frequency. We suggest three times a week in conjunction with other physical activities.

What type of music is used and why?

BODYVIVE is choreographed predominantly to popular, mainstream music from various decades. The music is easy to listen to and familiar to BODYVIVE participants.

What is a typical class?

  1. Rise and Shine - The class opens with easy, flowing moves to warm and limber up the joints. These often have a tai chi feel.
  2. Connect and Go - The movements get bigger and the heart rate faster as we introduce the VIVE ball to turn the focus towards the core. This is where we start to break a sweat and feel the challenge of the workout.
  3. Dance Cardio - Use your VIVE ball as a partner, as you explore a variety of simple dance steps and rhythms. The moves promote good gait and hip mobility by shifting the body around to the music.
  4. Interactive Cardio - Class members work together in pairs or larger groups in a fun track based on walking.
  5. Fitness Cardio - Lift the heart rate again with big, simple, athletic moves, usually involving the VIVE ball.
  6. Tai Chi and Yoga - Drop down a gear to work on mobility and flexibility with elements of these eastern disciplines. There is a big focus on deep breathing.
  7. Balance and Leg Strength - Balancing your body – on one leg or two – trains the leg muscles and stabilizes the postural muscles that support great posture.
  8. Functional Strength (1) - Use the VIVE tube to work and build strength in specific muscles.
  9. Functional Strength (2) - Use the VIVE tube to work and build strength in specific muscles.
  10. Ab Strengthener - Strengthen and tone the deep and superficial muscles of the abdomen with Pilates-based slow and controlled moves using the VIVE ball.
  11. Back Care - A combination of strength and mobility work performed on the floor or all fours.
  12. Release and Restore - Long-held stretches to unwind the body and complete the class.
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