BODYSTEP guide

About BODYSTEP guide

Burn lots of calories for a leaner body
Tone and shape the body
Raise overall fi tness levels
Improve coordination
Improve your bone health and density
Increase your heart and lung capacity through a full-body cardio fitness workout

DESCRIBE A TYPICAL CLASS

There are 12 tracks of music in a BODYSTEP™ class. Each track has a specific exercise focus to create a full-body workout.

1. WARMUP

Warm the body with simple aerobic moves.

2. STEP WARMUP

Learn how to step correctly as we continue to warm the body.

3. STEP ORIENTATION

In this track, we gradually lift the intensity of the workout by increasing our range of motion and adding light propulsions.

4. STEP ATHLETIC

This is the first peak. It’s time to lift the energy and your heart rate, break a sweat and climb higher with more athletic stepping moves.

5. MIXED STRENGTH

Time to lower the step a level. We ease back on the cardio and place bigger demands on the legs and glutes for lower body strength and toning.

6. POWER PEAK

Power up for the second peak. We use powerful stepping exercises and dynamic lateral movement to improve cardio and endurance fitness.

7. STEP RECOVERY

Catch your breath with slower and more controlled stepping exercises to focus on balance and stability and on lower body toning and sculpting.

8. PARTY STEP

Let your hair down and have fun in this ‘anything goes’ part of the class. We use different themes and movement styles to create a party on the step.

9. SPEED STEP

A signature track for BODYSTEP™. Lower the step height and step faster for speed and agility training.

10. PEAK

This is the third and final cardio peak where you have the option to raise the height of your step. This track is a physically challenging combination of dynamic propulsive exercises and strong lower-body moves.

11. RECOVERY/LEG STRENGTH/PUSHUPS/ABDOMINALS

Catch your breath as you work your gluteals and legs, then move to the floor for conditioning work for the upper body and abdominals.

12. COOLDOWN/STRETCH

We stretch our worked muscles as we cool down. This completes the full-body workout.
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