Noontime Wellness - Spring 2013

Activities begin February 4, 2013 and will continue through May 9, 2013.

No classes: Monday, April 1, 2013 Cesar Chavez Day
March 25-28, 2013 Spring Break

*Please bring your One Card with you to every class to verify your status as a faculty/staff employee*

MORNING WELLNESS PROGRAM
 
6:00 A.M. TO 7:30 A.M.
INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES

Classes

Facility

Day

Instructor


Open Swim

Pool

M-Th

Casual Use

Register


NOONTIME WELLNESS PROGRAM
12:05 P.M. TO 12:50 P.M.
INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES
*Please note: Aqua Aerobics will begin on February 19th

Classes

Facility

Day

Instructor


Open Swim

Pool

M-Th

Casual Use

Register

Yoga

YSM 183

MW

Alicia Patrice

Register

Meditation & Pranayama

SLN 1000

TuTh

Alicia Patrice

Register

Aqua Aerobics

Pool

TuTh

Gay Ann White

Register

Weights

YSM 107

MW

Robyn Penwell

Register

Basketball

YSM 171

M-Th

Casual Use

Register

Zumba Fitness Image

YSM 187

TuTh

Jennifer Park

Register

Aerobics

YSM 183

TuTh

Robyn Penwell

Register


AFTERWORK WELLNESS PROGRAM
5:00 P.M. TO 6:00 P.M.
INSTRUCTIONAL ACTIVITIES

Classes

Facility

Day

Instructor


Open Swim

Pool

M-Th

Casual Use

Register

Beginning Ballroom Dance

YSM 183

W

Randy Solorio

Register

Zumba Fitness Image

YSM 187

Th

Kellie Edson

Register

Chair-A-Cise

YSM 187

Tu

Gay Ann White

Register

 

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You will be required to check-in with the instructor on the first day of your participation. 

If you have questions about the program, please e-mail our office at training_development@csus.edu.

To see where classes are located, please view a map of the campus. 

Other On-Campus Offerings

The Well - The Well offers fitness classes during after-work hours. For more information, please visit their website ( http://thewell.csus.edu/ ) or contact them at 916-278-9355.

Weight Watchers at Work - This program is coordinated by Nancy Blanton and is not a part of the Noontime Wellness Program. For more information, please contact Nancy at (916) 278-7006 or nancyb@csus.edu.


 NOONTIME WELLNESS PROGRAM CLASS DESCRIPTIONS

 

Aqua Aerobics

Description

A water-based cardiovascular activity that is easy on the joints and promotes muscular strength and flexibility.

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Aerobics

Description

Perform circuits of cardio + core + strength training to improve general fitness, burn fat, sculpt and tone. Elements will be borrowed from step aerobics, cardio-kickboxing, pilates, yoga, and boot camp style training for a fun and ever-changing workout.  Exercises will be modified for all fitness levels.  Please wear appropriate exercise shoes and bring an exercise mat, 3-5lb dumbbells, towel, and water bottle.

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Yoga

Description

Allow this 45-minute, mid-day practice to break up your day and add some ease to your afternoon.  This all-levels class will focus on basic alignment, breathwork, relaxation and meditation.  Flow, breathe, move!  Find strength, stamina and mindfulness.  Beginners and ongoing students welcome.  Modifications will be offered to meet your physical and energetic needs.

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Zumba Fitness Logo Image

Description

Zumba is a latin-based fitness dance class where you can burn anywhere from 400-800 calories in one hour. All without even realizing you worked out! Zumba isn't work, it's a party! Shake off the stress of the work day and dance to the rhythms of Merengue, Cumbia, Salsa and Reggaeton every Tuesday and Thursday. Zumba is for everyone - all ages, shapes, sizes and fitness levels. You take the moves at your own pace. All you need is yourself and a smile Learn more at https://www.zumba.com/en-US/profiles/314383

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Weights

Description

Machine weight training for total body strengthening and conditioning (cardio-machines available)

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Beginning Ballroom Dance

Description

Development of proficiency in ballroom dance, including basic steps for foxtrot, waltz, hustle, cha cha, tango, rhumba, salsa, and meringue

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Meditation and Pranayama

Description

The benefits of meditation have been shown in many studies, both formal and informal.  Greater mental clarity, pain relief, better health and improvements to physiological, psychological and spiritual aspects of life, to name only a few.  Each week will explore a different meditation technique and include pranayama--simple yogic breath techniques to reduce stress.  Come as you are--no special clothing or experience necessary.  A pillow or folded towel/blanket would be helpful to have to sit on.  

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Chair-A-Cise

Description

Chair-A-Cise gives you the ability to lose weight, burn fat, tone, and improve your strength and cardio - all while sitting in a chair without risking serious injury or placing major stress on your lower joints, tendons and ligaments.

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