Group Training

Welcome to Helix Gym’s Group Training blog, the best place to learn everything you need to know about group training. Whether you need to learn how to decide if group or individual training is right for you, the benefits of group training, or what group training classes we offer, we continually update our blog with groundbreaking fitness tips and information.

If there is a topic or question about group fitness you’d like to see addressed in an upcoming blog, please be sure to let us know. We always welcome feedback and suggestions from our clients.

What Is Functional Strength Training and What Are Its Benefits?

Have you ever lifted a heavy bag of groceries or a suitcase and strained your back muscles? Or reached too quickly to grab something and felt a twinge of pain? If you lift something incorrectly or use your muscles improperly, you put yourself at risk of harming it while performing regular activities.

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How Group Fitness Training Can Change Your Life

Group fitness training is a form of fitness that involves an instructor leading a group of participants through a class. Common group fitness workouts include spinning, dance classes, aerobics classes, and more. Group workouts often have a high-energy, fun vibe and a strong focus on aerobic training. If you thrive on upbeat energy and being around like-minded individuals, group fitness training can be an amazing way to stay in shape — and have fun doing it!

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Group vs Individual Training – Which Is Best for You?

Should I do group training or individual training? This is one of the most common questions we hear. Both individual training and group fitness training can offer excellent results, depending on your goals and lifestyle. Here, we’ll break down the pros and cons of group fitness training compared to individual training to help you decide which type will benefit you most.

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