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What is the definition of Core & Cardio?
What is the definition of Core & Cardio?
What training technique is associated with Flow?
What training technique is associated with Flow?
Which of the following describes Buns & Guns?
Which of the following describes Buns & Guns?
What is a key characteristic of Cardio Sculpt?
What is a key characteristic of Cardio Sculpt?
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In Six Pack & Backs, what should one start with?
In Six Pack & Backs, what should one start with?
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What type of movements does Obliques & Cheeks focus on?
What type of movements does Obliques & Cheeks focus on?
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Rok Your Body 1 is intended for which type of participants?
Rok Your Body 1 is intended for which type of participants?
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Which class feels more like Cardio Sculpt?
Which class feels more like Cardio Sculpt?
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Study Notes
BODYROK Class Types
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Core & Cardio
- Utilizes jumpboards at least twice within routines to enhance core engagement.
- Focuses on exercises that minimize use of arm straps, emphasizing a cardio-core blend.
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Flow
- Incorporates reverse training primarily targeting legs and obliques.
- Encourages minimal spring changes for smoother transitions between exercises.
- Designed to eliminate the use of hand weights, promoting bodyweight strength.
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Buns & Guns
- Combines the use of hand weights and bungee cords for resistance training.
- Aims to engage arm muscles while performing leg-centric movements.
- Avoids exercises performed in a supine position, maintaining upright engagement.
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Cardio Sculpt
- Considered the most challenging class of the week, focusing on high-intensity workouts.
- Begins with 1 yellow spring on the machine’s back for resistance.
- Keeps spring modifications to a minimum to ensure consistency in intensity.
- Incorporates rapid movements like mountain climbers and plank jacks, promoting cardiovascular endurance through intervals.
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Six Pack & Backs
- Emphasizes strength training with heavy spring resistance for robust workouts.
- Utilizes the front of the machine to facilitate various spring changes.
- Starts with pulling exercises such as lat pulldowns and rows for effective warm-up.
- Exercises do not include lunges, zeroing in on upper body activation.
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Obliques & Cheeks
- Focuses on side body and rotational movements, heavily engaging the glutes.
- Encourages the use of long straps to facilitate more expansive movements.
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Rok Your Body 1
- A comprehensive full-body workout suitable for beginners.
- Features simple structure with legs positioned off the front of the machine.
- Typically scheduled for weekends, promoting accessibility for new participants.
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Rok Your Body 2
- Another full-body class that maintains a simple yet intense workout format.
- Legs are positioned off the back, creating a higher intensity similar to Cardio Sculpt.
- Also designed for beginner participants, focusing on gradual intensity adaptation.
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