Denver Gyms and Fitness
Denver Gym, Exercise, And Weightloss Guide
Gym, Exercise, Weightloss Deals
The Yoga Mat Denver
- Five Points
Classes for both beginners and advanced students focus on breath, movement, and alignment
Root Yoga Center
- Denver
Experienced yogis teach students of all skill levels different forms of yoga, which include Anusara, Forrest, and Vinyasa
Iyengar Yoga Center of Denver
- Washington Park West
Practitioners learn basic Iyengar yoga poses during six weekly classes
Easton Training Center
- Denver
People of all skill levels steel their muscles in intense 60-minute boot camps or group classes such as kickboxing and interval training
Cherry Creek Medical Weight Loss
- Multiple Locations
Taken once a week, B12 and custom Lean injections facilitate weight loss by boosting energy, metabolizing fats, and preserving lean muscle
Relson Gracie Jiu-Jitsu
- Multiple Locations
Instructors teach students how to defend themselves against larger opponents during two- or six-week camps
Tran's Martial Arts and Fitness Center
- Virginia Village
Instructors guide students through 10-minute rotations of cardio & strength training with weights, resistance bands & military exercises
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The owners of Qi pool their experience to design innovative, unique exercise classes. Leading a staff of personal trainers and experienced instructors, the club maintains meditative training studios where yoga and cycling fuse in courses such as QiCycle-Yoga, and Qi Ryders, which uses RealRyder bikes.
The resulting roster of classes have earned Qi a second- and third-place spot on 5280's 2011 readers’ choice awards for Health Club/Gym and Yoga respectively. Such classes include Qi Yoga, a unique focus on core energy and muscular strength, and QiCycle-KORE, a cycling program blended with a bootcamp workout. The commitment to healthy living extends beyond the gym, with community programs, such as the free running club, a group that meets regularly to jog through City Park, Congress Park, and local Thanksgiving dinners.
Prestige Fitness, voted Best Gym in 2010 by Arizona Foothills Magazine, plays host to 11 different types of group workout classes each and every week. For a full-body session, try the new TRX suspension course, a gravity-defying workout incorporating ceiling-pinned suspension bands. Or drop in for a total-body conditioning class, which targets every muscle group using 52 workouts, such as squats and push-ups, to work each of the body's 52 different limbs. Hips shake and bellies shimmy in Latin-dance-inspired Zumba classes, and legs get limber in turbo kick's hip-hop infused cardio-kickboxing lessons. With a schedule as flexible as the limber instructors' favorite rubber bands, members enjoy access to up to 32 different weekly sessions running from 6:30 a.m. to 8:15 p.m. on most weekdays and some weekends.
Better Life's medical staff members walk clients through a doctor-directed weight-loss program designed to adjust nutritional habits in a way that fits their lifestyle. Supporting the plan with science, they help people to lose up to 5 pounds per week while still enjoying regular, everyday foods. During a one-hour initial visit, they assess the client's medical history and health factors, such as blood pressure, pulse rate, and the number of old treadmills piled under their bed. If deemed necessary, an EKG reveals information about heart health before a consultation yields fitness guidelines and a nutrition plan tailored to individual goals.
Eating plans are comprised of foods that can be easily found at the grocery store, and they place importance on when the patient eats, helping to avoid late-night hunger pains or the awkward consequences of sneaking midnight snacks from the neighbor's pantry. Patients also take home a prescription appetite suppressant to curb cravings between meals.
At subsequent weekly visits, staffers gauge progress via weigh-ins and body-composition analyses, administering injections of vitamin B12 to help to boost energy and lipotropic nutrients that aim to break down fat. They gradually add exercise to the routine to complete the weight-loss program and help clients to keep off the weight they’ve lost.
At La Bella Vita Health & Wellness, owner Nedra Cox partners with a doctor and nurse-practitioner to develop personalized wellness programs that help each client achieve a healthier figure and heightened energy level. The trio complements therapeutic treatments such as acupuncture, massage, and body wraps with nutritional counseling and supplements, crafting well-rounded programs that promote whole-body health. After evaluating each person's lifestyle and body type, consultants may recommend B12 injections—known to boost energy—or proffer slim shots, which suppress hunger and melt stores of excess fat, which may go untouched despite regular exercise or diligent observance of an all-tree diet.
Fitness expert Christina Lucy founded Code Pink Boot Camp and has since expanded her fitness program into numerous locations throughout the western United States. Each of the trainers working for Code Pink claims extensive training and accredited certifications in the industry, and must undergo a strict audition to demonstrate their fitness prowess and knowledge of how many annual budgets each U.S. president could bench-press. With a schedule that includes several sessions throughout the weekday, the classes accommodate clients with varying schedules. During each session, instructors guide participants through high-intensity exercises that aim to incinerate fat, tone torsos, and improve overall well-being. The program caters to women of all ages and fitness levels and stresses safety, fun, and perseverance.
Navy Special Operators are recognized as some of the world's most feared warriors. Run using the same aquatic training program that tests the mettle of real-life divers and explosives techs, Hellbender's Amphibious Bootcamp sends exercisers plunging in and out of the water as they blast through a blend of calisthenics and aquatic exercises. A diverse collection of former sailors, soldiers, and firefighters lead the classes, shouting encouragement as as students switch from pushups and pull-ups to freestyle, breaststroke, and sprint swims. Movable obstacles including sandbags, weights, and decommissioned bathyspheres also wait beneath the depths, challenging endurance as they bulk up screaming muscles. Classes welcome all fitness levels, but exercisers should be able to tread water, swim at least 25 yards without stopping, and arrive with their own goggles and swimsuit.
