Elite Sports Club – Mequon

This class uses the full Pilates repertoire, as practiced in the Pilates Mat II class. Traditional sculpting and core exercises are added to make this a great full-body workout.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

Fundamentals of Yoga is for individuals who are new or returning to Yoga. The Fundamentals class provides a slower paced class where students are encouraged to explore their strength, flexibility and balance for each pose. The poses are broken down for greater physical ease and understanding.  Standing, seated, prone and supine poses are taught with blocks and straps for additional support as needed.  There may be some weight bearing on arms and wrists with alternatives provided.

This class features deeply relaxing yoga with the assistance of props to support the body in a sequence that will encourage relaxation. We will practice being in a pose rather then doing multiple poses. The majority of Restorative yoga poses are practiced lying on the floor.  Anyone can benefit from this practice, which helps to increase range of motion and develop inner awareness. Gentle attention given to people with injuries with emphasis on deep relaxation throughout the class.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

This class teaches awareness of breath and alignment of the spine, utilizing the deep torso muscles of the core. Controlled movements using the 18 beginner-level mat exercises help to build flexibility, core strength, and coordination. Static stretching components are incorporated throughout the class. This class will include new exercises that are part of the full Pilates repertoire. More advanced options are introduced, that will build on the exercises learned in the Pilates Mat I class. Magic circles, resistance bands, foam…

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

Hatha Yoga is generic term that refers to any type of yoga that teaches physical postures.  This class will give you a gentle introduction to the most basic postures. You most likely will not work up a sweat but you should leave class feeling longer, looser, and more relaxed.

Fundamentals of Yoga is for individuals who are new or returning to Yoga. The Fundamentals class provides a slower paced class where students are encouraged to explore their strength, flexibility and balance for each pose. The poses are broken down for greater physical ease and understanding.  Standing, seated, prone and supine poses are taught with blocks and straps for additional support as needed.  There may be some weight bearing on arms and wrists with alternatives provided.  This is not a…

This class features an invigorating and challenging series of flowing postures done in a heated room usually maintained at a temperature of 85-100 degrees. A vigorous yoga session at this temperature makes the body very warm and therefore more flexible while also deeply detoxifying the body.

This class uses the full Pilates repertoire, as practiced in the Pilates Mat II class. Traditional sculpting and core exercises are added to make this a great full-body workout.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smooth transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

This class will introduce you to the principles of barre training, integrating the fat burning format of intervals, shaping technique of isometrics, and elongating principles of dance conditioning.

This class is a progressive yoga taught with an athletic approach holding poses longer and adding inversions that include balance and core strengthening exercises. Power yoga will strengthen and define each and every muscle in your body using dynamic flowing asanas.

This class features an invigorating and challenging series of flowing postures done in a heated room usually maintained at a temperature of 85-100 degrees. A vigorous yoga session at this temperature makes the body very warm and therefore more flexible while also deeply detoxifying the body.

This class uses the full Pilates repertoire, as practiced in the Pilates Mat II class. Traditional sculpting and core exercises are added to make this a great full-body workout.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

Fundamentals of Yoga is for individuals who are new or returning to Yoga. The Fundamentals class provides a slower paced class where students are encouraged to explore their strength, flexibility and balance for each pose. The poses are broken down for greater physical ease and understanding.  Standing, seated, prone and supine poses are taught with blocks and straps for additional support as needed.  There may be some weight bearing on arms and wrists with alternatives provided.

This class features deeply relaxing yoga with the assistance of props to support the body in a sequence that will encourage relaxation. We will practice being in a pose rather then doing multiple poses. The majority of Restorative yoga poses are practiced lying on the floor.  Anyone can benefit from this practice, which helps to increase range of motion and develop inner awareness. Gentle attention given to people with injuries with emphasis on deep relaxation throughout the class.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

This class teaches awareness of breath and alignment of the spine, utilizing the deep torso muscles of the core. Controlled movements using the 18 beginner-level mat exercises help to build flexibility, core strength, and coordination. Static stretching components are incorporated throughout the class. This class will include new exercises that are part of the full Pilates repertoire. More advanced options are introduced, that will build on the exercises learned in the Pilates Mat I class. Magic circles, resistance bands, foam…

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

A Vinyasa yoga class is known for its fluid, movement-intensive practices. Vinyasa teachers sequence their classes to a smoothly transition from pose to pose linking breath to movement, and often play music to keep things lively. No two vinyasa classes are the same so if you dislike routine and love to test your physical limits, vinyasa may be just your ticket.

Hatha Yoga is generic term that refers to any type of yoga that teaches physical postures.  This class will give you a gentle introduction to the most basic postures. You most likely will not work up a sweat but you should leave class feeling longer, looser, and more relaxed.

Fundamentals of Yoga is for individuals who are new or returning to Yoga. The Fundamentals class provides a slower paced class where students are encouraged to explore their strength, flexibility and balance for each pose. The poses are broken down for greater physical ease and understanding.  Standing, seated, prone and supine poses are taught with blocks and straps for additional support as needed.  There may be some weight bearing on arms and wrists with alternatives provided.  This is not a…