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Bodies in Motion – Southeast Boise

$29 for One Month of Fitness Classes ($59 Value)

$29
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$59
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Highlights

  • Choose from four class types
  • Suitable for all fitness levels
  • Family-friendly atmosphere

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 5, 2012
  • Limit 1 per person, may buy multiple as gifts. Limit 1 per visit. Must activate by 1/5/12, membership expires 1 month from activation date. Must sign waiver.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

Staying active aids in the prevention of many unfortunate events, ranging from the appearance of screensavers on faces to the need to peel furniture upholstery from backs. Stave off the unsavory side effects of inertia with today’s Groupon: for $29, you get one month of unlimited fitness classes at Bodies in Motion (a $59 value). Choose from Zumba, PiYo, Thai-Robics, or yoga classes.

Bodies in Motion encourages patrons to shake up tired workout routines or lay the groundwork for building brand-new ones with a varied approach to fitness classes. Zumba, a hybrid of interval-training sessions and intoxicating Latin rhythms, inspires fitness seekers to samba toward slimmer physiques with easy-to-follow dance moves. For patrons who identify more with kung-fu pandas than salsa dancers, a month of unlimited Thai-Robics classes lets them air punt and punch toward cardiovascular health and steely muscles with a blend of kickboxing, martial arts, and other strength-training moves. Strength-building PiYo classes blend Pilates and yoga in a workout suitable for all fitness levels, offering challenging progressions to test more advanced students of muscle mind-control. PiYo adopts the Pilates principles of control, center, concentration, precision, breathing, and waiting at least thirty minutes after eating to go swimming. Traditional yoga classes utilize asanas, or full-body postures, to prepare minds and bodies for meditation, sun salutating toward a fitter figure and an improved relationship with our planet's molten solar neighbor.

Bodies in Motion

The multifaceted fitness facility Bodies in Motion keeps every family member active with its fitness programs, martial arts classes, and children’s activities. With Open Motion sessions, kids zip down the racing wave slide, tackle a high-ropes course, or dart around outstretched hands during refereed games of Capture the Flag. Toddlers build cognitive abilities and skills in group music classes, and Strong Totz programs teach kids how various sports work. For example, on week one, kids might learn to be soccer players, and on week two, they might learn how to negotiate a multimillion-dollar sports contract.

While kids play, parents blast calories during classes such as aerobic kickboxing and extreme conditioning or cement their trust on high-ropes courses for couples. Parents and kids refuel after a hard day of motion at the onsite Sandella's Flatbread Café, which staves off hunger pangs with healthy food, including quesadillas, paninis, and wraps that are just the right weight to fool any gods looking to take firstborn children.

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    Southeast Boise

    729 W Diamond St.
    Boise, Idaho 83705
    (208) 381-0587
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