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Intense functional training in suspension hammocks for strength, tone, and muscle definition. Group and private classes for all fitness levels.
An intense functional workout that uses a hammock as an unstable strength training tool. The program combines muscle strengthening, balance exercises, and elements of aerial gymnastics.
An energizing workout that helps you quickly tone your body, build endurance, and learn to control your movements in three-dimensional space.
Maximum training effectiveness through exercise in the air.
Intense workout for all muscle groups using your own body weight.
Decompression stretches relieve pressure on the discs and help combat scoliosis.
Active engagement of the deep core muscles while performing exercises in the air.
The absence of impact makes these workouts suitable for those with back or neck issues.
Effective development of body flexibility through movement in various planes.
Relief from psychological and emotional tension and a boost of energy after every workout.
All classes are structured from simple to complex, so you can immerse yourself in the practice step by step and get the most out of it.
Preparing joints and muscles for exercise. We start with dynamic movements using the hammock for support to get your heart rate up and warm up your body.
Performing push-ups, squats, and pull-ups in the hammock. Learning impressive strength combinations and balance exercises while suspended.
Using the hammock to relieve muscle tension after intense work and a short relaxation session in the “cocoon.”
No, we start with basic exercises. Strength and agility will develop gradually as you train.
There is less static holding and meditation, but more strength exercises, repetitions, and movement. It is specifically a fitness format.
Yes, the hammock helps relieve compression in the cervical spine, which is often the cause of pain from sedentary work.
The hammock cushions movements, eliminating harsh impact, which makes the workout safer than jumping on the floor.
Choose form-fitting clothing: leggings and a T-shirt that covers your shoulders. We exercise in socks or barefoot for better control of our movements.