Waiver & Release
Because physical exercise can be strenuous and subject to risk of injury, including serious injury or death, the Club urges you to obtain a physical examination from a doctor before using any exercise equipment or participating in any exercise activity. You (each member, guest, or participant) agree that if you engage in any physical exercise or activity, or use any club amenity on the premises or off premises including any sponsored club event, you do so entirely at your own risk. Likewise, dietary modifications can cause a variety of changes and can create problems, including as it relates to your energy, stamina, appetite, and mood. Any recommendation for changes in diet including the use of food supplements, weight reduction and/or body building enhancement products are entirely your responsibility and you should consult a physician prior to undergoing any dietary or food supplement changes. You agree that you are voluntarily participating in these activities and use of these facilities and assume all risk of injury, illness, or death. We are also not responsible for any loss, damage, or disappearance of your personal property.
This waiver and release of liability includes, without limitation, all injuries which may occur, as a result of: (a) your use of all amenities and equipment in the facility and your participation in any activity, class, program, personal training or instruction; (b) the sudden and unforeseen malfunctioning of any equipment; (c) our instruction, training, supervision, or dietary recommendations; (d) any on-line or virtual training; or (e) your slipping and/or falling while in the club, or on the club premises, including adjacent sidewalks and parking areas. This waiver also includes any claim associated with the presence of or transmission of any bacteria, viruses, or infectious diseases.
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“Talent wins games, but teamwork and intelligence win championships .” - Michael Jordan
Group Fitness Is In:
Nearly 60 million Americans attend a group workout at least once a week, according to MindBody, the largest technology platform serving the fitness industry.
Whether strength training, dance or yoga, getting active with others has serious advantages over working out alone.
Group exercisers are more satisfied with their level of fitness than those who go solo, according to MindBody’s survey of 20,000-plus Americans in major cities.
They’re also happier and feel closer to friends, family and their communities than solo exercisers.
All of this indicates that group classes like those at Peak Zone Fitness are remarkably effective for achieving good health – a state of physical, mental and social well being.
But any form of physical activity releases chemicals that boost your mood and relieve stress. The more you work out, the better you feel.
Those who exercise the most – at least five times a week – know this. They say their top motivation is to live a long and healthy life. Number two is to be strong and fit, and three is to look better.
It’s a little different for people who get active once a week or less. Their primary reason is to lose weight, second is to feel good, and third is to reduce stress.
On average, survey respondents work out 2.6 times each week in studios, at home or outdoors.
More than 42 percent get active at least three times a week, with 55-to-60 year olds being the most dedicated (48 percent) and young adults aged 18 to 22 the least (42 percent).
Men work out more frequently, with 54 percent reporting three or more weekly workouts compared with 43 percent of women.
Anyone who has ever visited Los Angeles won’t be surprised to learn that Angelenos are the biggest fitness junkies, with 87 percent making time to work out at least once a week.
How does your routine compare with the survey respondents?
With that said, here are 5 reasons why people choose to have a group workout! 👊
One of the main reasons people are drawn to group fitness is the expert guidance they receive from certified instructors. An exceptional group fitness instructor is proficient in the art of creating enjoyable movement experiences that keep participants committed to their health and wellness journeys. There’s no guesswork when it comes to how to structure your workout session— the GFI has done the work for you.
The fact that group fitness classes occur on a set day and time works wonders with creating structure around physical activity, even for people who struggle with workout consistency. As opposed to hoping you’ll make it to the gym at some point during the day, choosing a class to attend and signing up in advance creates a greater sense of accountability and enables you to plan your day around your workout (and your health!).
The feeling of being part of something bigger and the camaraderie forged in group fitness classes is something that quite simply can’t be replicated. Group fitness classes exude positivity, and serve as a welcome invitation for people of all different ages, backgrounds, and ability levels to come together in one inclusive experience to move with passion and intention, all without judgement or expectation.
If you find yourself stuck in a fitness rut, group fitness can be a perfect option for adding variety to your routine, while also ensuring a well-rounded approach to exercise. Do you dread the idea of running on a treadmill to get your cardio in? Try attending a dance-based fitness class to improve endurance while burning just as many, if not more, calories. Feeling uninspired to focus on your flexibility? Try a yoga class to improve your range of motion and enhance your movement quality.
Hands down one of the most commonly cited reasons people choose to attend group fitness classes is because of the fun factor. Group fitness classes prove the old saying “no pain, no gain,” couldn’t be further from the truth. In fact, an effective workout can and should be a fun one, as the more enjoyment you experience during exercise; the more likely you are to stick with a regular routine of physical activity.
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Peak Zone Fitness
10531 E. Northwest Hwy, Suite A, Dallas, Texas 75238
214-503-6655
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