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Bozeman Senior Center Recreation
Bozeman Senior Center Fitness Classes
FITNESS CLASSES
ALL EXERCISE CLASSES ARE HELD IN THE FITNESS ROOM WITH THE EXCEPTION OF LINE DANCING (Dining Room) AND STRONG PEOPLE –MORNING CLASS (Rec. Room)
STRONG PEOPLE WITH CATHY
(Tues, Thurs 1:00 p.m.) Strength building class focuses on increasing bone density and muscle mass. Class follows accepted protocol for people with bone loss. Participants work at their own level increasing weights as they build strength. Each class also includes exercises to strengthen the core and finishes with stretching. All are welcome and weights are provided.
STRENGTH TRAINING WITH VICKI
(Mon, Wed 8:30 a.m.) A great class for men and women looking to increase muscle mass and overall body strength. Body weight, dumbbells, leg weights, and bands are all incorporated into a full body workout. Strength training doesn’t have to be intimidating; drop in for a class and see how much fun you can have getting stronger. Just bring a water bottle. (Mon, Wed 9:30 a.m.) This is a full hour’s workout. We do 35 minutes of cardio (which can vary in intensity depending on your own ability). After that we do 10 minutes of targeted weight lifting and 15 minutes of stretching. Come join this dynamic workout!
CORE ON THE FLOOR WITH RINA
(Mon,Wed 10:35 a.m.) Pilates inspired. Gentle mat work and stretching.
YOGA AND BALANCE WITH
MELANIE SIMMERMAN
(Mon, Wed 1:00 p.m.) Yoga is based on classic Hatha Yoga poses and appropriate for all levels. Focus is on physical, mental and spiritual balance as we practice poses that challenge and enhance posture and balance, strength and flexibility. Balance focuses on strength and flexibility to gain and improve good posture and balance.
CARDIO AND WEIGHTS WITH PRISCILLA
(Fridays, 9:00 a.m.) Rapid-fire exercise using upper and lower body plus core for strength, balance and flexibility. For cardio-respiratory strength and endurance. 10:00 to 10:45 a.m.) Beginning line dancing is a fun form of exercise with physical, mental, emotional and social benefits. Learn and practice common line dance steps. Then dance to a variety of music including rock, Latin, country and waltz. Beginners who have no prior dance experience of any kind are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes early on their first day for some pre-instruction.
INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED LINE DANCING
INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED LINE DANCING
ENLIGHTENMENT TAI CHI FORM WITH VALERIE WATSON
(Thursdays, 11:00 a.m.) Tai Chi is a graceful form of exercise characterized by slow, methodical, gentle movements and deep breathing exercises that are low impact, relaxing and somewhat aerobic. People of almost any age and fitness level can participate. In this class you will be learning the Enlightenment Tai Chi Form, some other easy short forms, warm-up and deep breathing exercises, and Tai Chi positions. Tai Chi can be a positive part of an overall approach to improving and maintaining your health.
HIKING PROGRAM
(weather permitting) (Tuesdays 8:00) Meet at Senior Center to meet up with other hikers and sign a waiver. Wear comfortable shoes, bring water and snacks, We can’t promise that we will be back to the center in time for lunch. The hiking schedule is available at the front desk at the Senior Center. You need to call the center they day before at 3:00 p.m. so we know how many hikers to expect.
WALKING PROGRAM
(weather permitting) (Thursdays, 8:00 a.m.) Meet at the Senior Center to meet up with other walkers. Wear comfortable shoes, bring water and snacks, We can’t promise that we will be back to the center in time for lunch. The hiking schedule is available at the front desk at the Senior Center. You need to call the center they day before at 3:00 p.m. so we know how many walkers to expect.
