UC Campus Recreation Offers Unique, Affordable Fitness Classes to Help Stick with New Year s Resolutions
Campus Recreation wants to be the fitness home for each of its guests. Whether a member or not, classes like Argentine Tango, Resolution Training Camp, TRX Total Body, Tai Chi, Acro Yoga and Run Your First 5K may be just whats needed to stay on track with new year goals! There are unique offerings available that can help hone in on a skill, or keep on the path to a fit and healthy spring. Classes are offered at both Uptown campuses and all times of the day to fit varying schedule needs and if interested in a class that isnt listed below, dont worry classes could always be customized and added for participants*!
Spring 2015 Classes
(see full descriptions on the
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- Cardio & Dance Focused
- Equipment Focused Training
- Martial Arts/FitBOX
- Strength & Interval Training
- Yoga & Pilates
No matter the specific fitness interests, these classes fit any budget prices average about $5 per class meeting, and classes meet in either 6 or 12 week increments! This is the perfect time to set some new goals, maybe give up a sweet treat or two, and use that money toward a fabulous experience with one of Campus Recreations highly trained and engaging fitness instructors! Register by visiting or calling the Member Services desk: 513-556-0604.
*Find four or more friends to take a particular class format, and create a private class! Contact Ashley.Varol@uc.edu for details!
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