The burn in the legs and booty is REAL! This is a fun glider class that blends “regular” choreography with previous glider class choreography to create a refreshing take on a glider class. The ankle weights add some serious “oomph” to the class. I used my mat at the end of class for the glute bridge series incorporating gliders (my oh my!) and when I revisit this class, I’ll take my mat out earlier for the one knee work we do. Class begins without using gliders, but having the ankle weights from the very start was great. The M/BODY gliders on a rug worked sooooo well! They slide nicely, compared to when I use fuzzy socks on hardwood floors and can feel every grain in the wood. I look forward to doing this class again and exploring how deep and low I can go. This and the ballet glider class (#387) are my favorite classes so far which use gliders!

Fabulous Signature, but as Lindsey J commented years ago this class is special in the energy and celebration of completing the first 60 Day Challenge online and the choreography is all parallel feet rather than turn out. I found the slight variation of the arm dance a nice refresh and the flow of barre onto mat and then back up for the other side kept this class flying by so quickly. This had some planking, but felt less than many 60 Signatures (if your wrists, shoulders, whatever need a class that features those motions a little less). We are on the mat in tabletop position with leg lifts, but that feels less burdensome. Marnie has helpful cues throughout on form notes and a wonderful sprinkling of supportive phrases and sayings for the mental work we do in these classes.

Marnie Mouse, eek!! I love it! And I loved the “letting go” focus paired with the hip openers and pelvic floor work through the choreography. This class also featured a lot of narrow V-shapes of our feet and knees. Traditional Signature flow to a fun Halloween playlist, the first Halloween class on the M/BODY online platform!

Joyful! This class had Richard Simmons infused joyful cardio dance sequences that felt longer than usual, with handweights for arm dance after which engaged my arms and back muscles, followed by one leg barre choreography that worked both legs, glutes, and core so intensely, and then down to the floor for abs with our movement ball for pilates inspired serious work engaging leg movements and holds with those abdominal muscles and ended with glutes in a bridge dance with the ball behind our knees (an unexpected detail twist). This class was bouncy, pulses in releve, and upbeat, with serious muscle activation in a lighthearted vibe with a super fun playlist spanning oldies of the 1950s/1960s to the 1990s. The words at the end after cool down speak to sharing kindness and light. This 45 minute class is not to be missed when you need more joy filling your cup.

Omg!!! Please kiss that nose for me!