Body Pump - description for exercise report

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MrsRobbieWilliams
MrsRobbieWilliams Posts: 1
in Fitness and Exercise
Hi - how would I define a Body Pump class for my daily exercise report pls? I've put Body Pump but search was negative result.

It's a mixture of strength training and cardio.

TIA

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  • cjbeeth
    cjbeeth Posts: 1
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    Man, I have been looking for this answer too! I wish someone had an answer!
  • cass_wilson
    cass_wilson Posts: 31 Member
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    if you enter in Les Mills, you will get a listing of all the classes including Body Pump
  • jrowens3224
    jrowens3224 Posts: 31 Member
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    search bodypump as one word under the cardio section
  • mjuarez1219
    mjuarez1219 Posts: 2
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    Thank you so much :)
  • DreamOfSunshine
    DreamOfSunshine Posts: 911 Member
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    if you enter in Les Mills, you will get a listing of all the classes including Body Pump

    ^^^ this

    or put Bodypump as one word. :)
  • RWTBR
    RWTBR Posts: 140 Member
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    I've been taking Bodypump for several years and am considering becoming an instructor. It is NOT a mixture of strength training and cardio. It is a 60-minute barbell-based strength training class, although in some locations they offer shorter formats. The class is choreographed and produced by Les Mills. The class features ten tracks, always following the format of warm-up, squats, chest, back, triceps, biceps, lunges, shoulders, abs/core, and cooldown. On average, 800 repetitions are completed from warm-up through abs/core (so, about 90 repetitions on each average 5 minute track). The class features high reps/low weight, but some participants use much more weight than others. The class can produce some cardio work, but it's not like a step aerobics class with weights.

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