May Zoom Class Special!
- At May 05, 2022
- By Holly Gish
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Do something good for yourself this May. Come relax and unwind with us each Saturday! Stand up straighter, create better coordination, and get rid of stress. Grab a mat and move through a variety of core strengthening exercises and stretches designed for all fitness levels.
Find us on MindBody or email us: info@momentumri.com
Congrats to All Marathon Athletes!
- At April 18, 2022
- By Holly Gish
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A huge congratulations to all the Boston Marathon athletes who competed today. Amazing job!
!NEW MEMBER SPECIAL!
- At February 28, 2021
- By Holly Gish
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🍀 ☘️ 🇮🇪 Saint Patrick’s Day Special! 🇮🇪 ☘️ 🍀
Enjoy the luck of the Irish with this chance to get in shape!
3 Group Fitness Classes for $29
~OR~
3 Personal Training Sessions for $179
Tuesday 12pm: Barre
Wednesdays 5:15pm: Bodyweight Circuit
Thursdays 12pm: Yoga (free)
Saturday 9am: Core & Stretch
Info@momentumri.com | 401.272.8900
Mark Your Calendars!
- At December 11, 2020
- By Holly Gish
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ARE YOU READY? Stay tuned to this blog, the 12 Days of Fitness starts Sunday December 13th! Follow along each day for a new exercise video!
The Benefits of Exercise Tip #4- Earth Day Exercise!
Discover all the great things you never knew you’d get out of a regular exercise routine:
How much exercise is “enough”?
According to the CDC, less than 30% of adults exercise regularly. Yikes! 30 minutes a day at a moderate level is enough. If you’re moving vigorously (can only speak a few words when exercising), you only need 15 minutes a day!
How do you fare? 15 to 30 minutes a day to reap the multitude of benefits is more than a fair trade, no? Find a workout buddy. Listen to a new podcast.
On Earth Day, just get outside and get moving!
The Benefits of Exercise Tip #3- Heart Health!
Discover all the great things you never knew you’d get out of a regular exercise routine:
Lower blood pressure! Regular physical activity makes your heart stronger. A stronger heart can pump more blood with less effort. If your heart can work less to pump, the force on your arteries decreases, lowering your blood pressure.
Reduce risk of stroke and heart disease by strengthening the heart, lowering LDL and increasing HDL and blood flow capacity. Recent research found that, if you’re inactive,
you have a 20 percent higher risk for having a stroke or mini-stroke (transient ischemic attack) than people who exercise enough to break a sweat at least four times a week. Need some motivation? Sign up for a class or a training session with one of our trainers!
