Cardio/aerobic training and exercise is any activity that uses large groups of muscles continuously during a specific period of time. The maximum heart beat is raised to around 65-80 per cent, which often increases heart and lung endurance. Many experts suggest 30 minutes of moderately intense cardio exercise at least 3 times a week in order to keep a healthy lifestyle. With our well-equipped facilities, everyone should be able to reach their fitness goals and maintain their well-being.
Learn about Fitness Programs offered by the City of Toronto.
This group of programs is suitable for all fitness levels, focusing on providing cardiovascular exercise that use large muscle groups. Classes may include music and dance movements to create an aerobic workout. Most classes will also include a muscle conditioning component. Small equipment may be used.
Programs may include: Zumba; Boot Camp; Cardio Dance: Bollywood; and Cardio Dance: Hip Hop.
These classes are suitable for all levels, focusing on providing a minimum of 20 minutes of cardiovascular exercises that use large muscle groups in a continuous and rhythmic manner. Most classes will also include a muscle conditioning component. Regular participation can help improve one's cardiovascular system (heart/lungs), flexibility, balance and co-ordination. Small equipment may be used.
This group of programs is suitable for all fitness levels, focusing on providing cardiovascular exercise that use large muscle groups. Classes may include music and dance movements to create an aerobic workout. Most classes will also include a muscle conditioning component. Small equipment may be used.
Programs may include: Zumba; Boot Camp; Cardio Dance: Bollywood; and Cardio Dance: Hip Hop.
Fitness courses that incorporate a cardio component benefiting the cardiovascular system (heart/lungs). Step, Cardiokick (boxing) low impact, hi/lo are all classes with cardio components. Includes warm-up, muscle conditioning and stretching. Possible use of hand weights and/or tubing.
Fitness courses that incorporate a cardio component benefiting the cardiovascular system (heart/lungs). Step, Cardiokick (boxing) low impact, hi/lo are all classes with cardio components. Includes warm-up, muscle conditioning and stretching. Possible use of hand weights and/or tubing.
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