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Genevieve guided us through a progressive body-scan relaxation - going from the feet, up the legs, up the torso and into the head.
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I did a full one-hour class that was an elongated version of the previous classes, and felt super accomplished afterward.Īt the end, I was rewarded with a final relaxation, like in yoga, lying on the ground with my eyes closed. Instead of focusing on this workout class as a time to zone out, I felt encouraged to zone IN to what I was feeling, not only in my body but also in my mind. This workout was like a life-coaching session mixed into an exercise routine, and I absolutely loved it. Next we moved into a lot of dancing around, then some mat work in a plank position and then onto our backs. I’d compare this to the "runner's high" feeling after running that first challenging 1/4 mile, and then feeling a release and letting go and just doing it. Not this.” But I did it anyway and it felt so amazing in my body! It was as if my sluggish feeling was disappearing. This looked like it took a lot of effort and I found myself saying, “Oh no. We started moving with some slow squats and something I particularly loved: opening and closing the arms to open up the shoulders and chest. Soeuraya encouraged us to let go of judgement and just accept where we were. Today I was feeling particularly sluggish - blame it on my poor night’s sleep or being fatigued from playing two hours of tennis the day before - but I hung in there. We started slowly with breathing exercises, acknowledging where we were emotionally on the mat. She encouraged us to accept our bodies and our feelings, and to let go of anything that was stuck inside of ourselves. After moving into jumping jacks, we slowed it down with breathing and meditation led by Taryn. We got up again and danced around, shaking things up. Then the music built louder and faster and we moved into bicycle crunches (something I’m familiar with as a Pilates instructor!). Taryn encouraged us to analyze the relationship between “wanting to feel” versus “not wanting to feel” both the physical sensations of intensifying the workout into mountain climbers and also the emotional feelings we may have outside of exercising.Ībout halfway through this class, we laid down and moved into more relaxing bridge movements with softer music. Next, we held the plank position and moved into a mountain climber. We then alternated between jumping jacks and dancing around while swinging our arms to let things go. The Class works with the physical body and the emotional and spiritual states to create a holistic and integrative approach to exercise.ĭuring the squats and arm movements, she encouraged us to breathe out big and make a noise if we felt we wanted to release something from our body. It was a combination of yoga, dance, HIIT, meditation and psychological discovery all rolled into one. It was weird in a sense that I’d never worked out in quite this style. For more like this, follow TMRW on Instagram at in all, it was a pretty weird experience - but not in a negative way.
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As a personal trainer, yoga and Pilates instructor and professional life coach, I was intrigued to try it for myself. I vowed to do a few classes during this time and really give it my all to see if I’d recommend this workout for my clients.
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Putting my judgments and fears aside, I signed up for the 14-day free trial. But friends and celebrities have been raving about the transformation, both physical and mental, after taking The Class so I decided to give a shot. In all honesty, parts of the trailer sort of freaked me out. Even as a health & fitness expert for almost 15 years, upon first glance, this workout looked more like a radical trip down self-discovery lane than it did an exercise routine. When I first watched the trailer for The Class by Taryn Toomey, I was a bit intimidated.
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