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Blended workout creates total-body routine By JENNIFER GORDON St. Joseph News-Press

If you’re going to venture to Fusion Fitness’ studio in Overland Park, Kan., come early. The lobby of the workout studio carries all the hustle and bustle of a Manhattan subway stop. Darby Brender created the Fusion workouts a little more than four years ago. The studio’s classes meld pilates-, ballet-, aerobics- and yoga-type exercises together into fastpaced sequences. Most of the offerings incorporate mats, resistance bands, medicine balls, 2- to 3-pound hand weights and sliders into the routines. Please see FUSION/Page 2

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Fusion Fitness, an exercise studio based in Overland Park, Kan., offers high-intensity, original workouts that combine disciplines from pilates to aerobics.

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Though the influences may be obvious, the moves and the workouts come from Ms. Brender and her instructors. “I created from my knowledge of muscular structure and exercise the best ways, in my opinion, for women to work out without getting bulky, by creating long, lean muscles,� Ms. Brender says. Space in the classes, held in a C-shaped room that looks like a ballet studio, is hard to come by. Women JENNIFER GORDON/St. Joseph News-Press line up mat to mat. Once the exercises begin, it’s hard A look at the workout schedule at the Fusion Fitness studio in Overland Park, Kan. even for the instructor to navigate the room with all of the high kicks and arm jabs involved in the exercises. Fusion Fitness classes challenge the spaghetti-armed and muscular-biceped alike. They’re all fast-paced. By the time the first upbeat song ends in a Thursday morning Tabata Toning class, everyone in the room has started to sweat. Tabata focuses on six series of high-intensity exercises. The only breaks in the hour-long class come when the instructor — this particular morning it’s Francie Bradley — describes the next set of moves. Please see FUSION/Page 3

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CONTINUED FROM Page 2 “If you’re uncomfortable, you should be!” Mrs. Bradley shouts, by way of encouragement, during a high-repetition series of planks to push-ups to jumping up. For first timers, the pace can be hard to follow. Mrs. Bradley recommends people go to the classes a couple of times to get the feel of it. Just don’t expect it to be less grueling the third, fourth or 100th time around. “I think it gets mentally easier, but physically, no,” Mrs. Bradley says of the exercises. Her sister, also an in-

structor, convinced her to try it out a few years ago. Mrs. Bradley would take a class when she was in the area visiting family. She liked the energy behind the classes and how each class was a little bit different. She became an instructor at Fusion Fitness in November, shortly after her family moved to the Overland Park area from St. Joseph. In addition to the Tabata classes, the studio offers eight other classes, among them a barre intensity class that throws some ballet moves into the Fusion mix. The studio holds 35 classes total each week and is opening a second location in Leawood, Kan.

“They all have been pretty popular,” Ms. Brender says. “We like that people take different classes — we set up our schedules so they’re doing something different, because our method is that we’re always doing different moves. That way, your body responds differently and you don’t get bulk anywhere.” Those who don’t want to venture to the Kansas City area can try the Fusion Dream Body workout DVD, available on the Fusion Fitness website, www. fusionfitness.com.

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It’s the time of year when full-bodied stouts and hops-heavy IPAs tend to get pushed to the back of the fridge. “If it’s 100 degrees outside, you don’t want something that’s going to sit heavy on your stomach,” says Jerry Keuhn, media representative and head bottler for Weston Brewing Co. in Weston, Mo. Mr. Keuhn and Jeff Gill, founder of the Manhattan, Kan., Tallgrass Brewery Co., which brewed its first batch of beer in August 2007, say beer aficionados are reaching for lighter, crisper-tasting beers during the summer. But, as evidenced by the approximately 700 and counting craft breweries that now operate across the country, standard light beers and bland old pilsners aren’t cutting it anymore for a growing number of beer drinkers.

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was so popular it’s now made year-round. Made with Kansas-grown grain, Halcyon has subtle hints of tropical fruits. The same goes for a new beer in the Tallgrass lineup, the 8-bit Pale Ale, which Mr. Gills says is infused with Australian hops and has an almost cantaloupe-like aroma to it. The same trends also are reaching the Weston Brewing Co., which is new to brewing a summertime Sunrye’s Ale. The mediumbodied beer, as its name implies, is made with rye rather than a seasonal fruit. “The rye gives a nice little punch to it,” Mr. Keuhn says. Shandies are always popular come summertime, and hard ciders are

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