Monique

Apr 12 at 11:07 AM

Sweaty, weighted, aerobic AND anaerobic 30-minute party. The choreography asks you what you can do, but Marnie is cheering you on as she pushes you to show up and show out.
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Apr 11 at 07:03 PM

Great suggestion Tracy!

Commented on M/<45 FULL BODY /3

Apr 10 at 04:50 AM

Great for traveling - optional light weights. It amazes me how all of the standing form provides such a stretch of the abdominal muscles! I was really feeling them by closing stretches. Good class if you are working with medium energy levels and aiming to build upon that for the day.

Commented on M/<60 SIGNATURE /31

Apr 09 at 12:13 PM

Fabulous Signature with a plethora of modifications and options as needed. A brief planks segment that I am trying to lean into as this is a strength I am still developing. M/BODY is helpful as the hard parts are hard but you have support. Marnie even says during pushups here "we don't want things to be easy, we want them to be right. We want them to be strong..." 

Commented on M/<60 SIGNATURE /273

Apr 08 at 11:59 AM

*Immediately favored* This Signature class packed so many wonderful choreography sequences into one class, filled with lots of beautiful challenges that felt SO good to try. Personal goal is to complete the planks series portion without dropping to my knees. If nothing else, come to this class for the closing meditation. ✨❤️✨

Apr 07 at 08:32 AM

Happy Birthday!! 🥳

Apr 06 at 08:46 AM

Came back to this low impact class- love it so much- puts the “ooooohh” in booty! 🍑

Apr 05 at 07:24 PM

Happy Birthday Molly G and Mary-Ellen!!! 🥳

Apr 05 at 06:38 PM

Hi guys! On Spotify there is a profile for Marnie Alton where she posts M/BODY class playlists. The first song of this video is “Nothing’s Gonna Stop Us Now” by Starship (Beáta’s song rec) and the first song of the warmup is “Head Straight” by Lonely In The Wind, Jodie Knight.

Apr 05 at 03:29 PM

20 minutes that will NOT waste your time - not a cardio bursting class but a wiggly, sweaty, and challenging (not from complexity but from focusing in on the balance and the movement). Playground balls work well, but the M/ovement ball is more grippy and a helpful tool! Favoriting for when I need a shorter length class and to sweat but don't feel bouncy and jumpy. 

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