Who said sweating can't be sweet? Consider shaking up your fitness routine with a new activity. From bungees to burpees, these five classes are sure to be fun.
indoor ice skating
Pettit National Ice Center, Milwaukee
What the pet center offers skating class Learn both figure skating and speed skating, as well as hockey skills, in six week sessions throughout the year. Classes are grouped by age and skating ability and are open to children and adults alike.
bungee workout
West Allis takes a nose dive
The only studio of its kind in Wisconsin, Swoop bungee class A full-body workout that incorporates aerobic exercise, strength training, and muscle toning. Beginners start with his one-hour course to learn more advanced movements and familiarize themselves with the equipment before adding weights.
pole fitness
Miss Paul, Kenosha, Brookfield, Madison
Complete strength training and aerobic training, Miss Paul's 55 minute class We will teach you the basics of pole, simple spins, and simple choreography. A great place to start is with our 6-week Pole Introduction series, which focuses on developing upper body strength and flexibility.
curling
Wisconsin Curling Club, various locations
Although it may seem less taxing than other winter spots, curling is surprisingly demanding on balance, flexibility, and overall coordination.The popularity of this centuries-old spot has skyrocketed, and Wisconsin has Over 40 curling clubs; Many organizations offer Learn to Curl events as well as recreational and competitive leagues.
fencing
Wisconsin Historical Fencing Society, Appleton
Learn the historic martial arts from expertly trained instructors. Appleton WHFA (Wisconsin Historical Fencing Association) Beginners will focus on attack and defense with medieval long swords, while experienced swordsmen can take specialized courses on rapiers, sabers, swords, daggers, and more. (Don't worry, the training sword is dull so you won't get hurt!)
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