Fall Break Beauchamp Offerings: In Person Fitness Classes!

October 9, 2020

Over fall break, the Beauchamp Center is offering two in-person fitness classes to UP faculty and staff in order to gauge interest in the program. Classes include Gentle Yoga and Pilot Fit (bodyweight plyometric conditioning).

In-person classes are limited in size. Masks are required and social distancing workout spaces are marked. To register, email Kaitlin at bourne@up.edu.

*Please bring your own fitness or yoga mat!

Fall Break In-person Fitness at Beauchamp

Wednesday 10/14: Gentle Yoga with Sarah, 12:30-1:30 pm, Studio 45
Friday 10/16: Pilot Fit with Lauren, 12:15 1 pm, Studio 45

Also, listed below are the Virtual Fitness classes offered over fall break. Virtual Fitness continues to stream live on Microsoft Teams. If you are not yet a member of the Rec Services Virtual Fitness Team, email Kaitlin at bourne@up.edu.

Fall Break Virtual Fitness on MS Teams

Sunday: HIIT with Brie – 10:15-11 am
Monday: 30min abs with Lauren, 4:30-5 pm; Pilot Fit with Lauren, 5:05-5:50 pm
Tuesday: HIIT with Brie – 7:30-8:15 pm; Zumba with Jess, 8:15-9 pm
Wednesday: HIIT with Brie, 5:15-6 pm

The Beauchamp Center will also be open MWF, 11 am- 4 pm during fall break. Faculty and staff are welcome and encouraged to come by for a workout.

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