Class difficulty is ranked on a scale from 1-5, with 1 being a beginner level class and 5 being an advanced level class.

72: (Difficulty: 5; Class Limit: 8) Is the number of stairs in this stairwell! Looking for a unique and challenging cardio workout to get through the winter? This combined cardio and strength class is held in the 'secret' stairwell at New Self and is intended for people who are ready to WORK!

Athletic Stretching: (Difficulty: 1; Class Limit: 7) Controlled stretches that prevent stiffness and tendon shortening as well as reduce muscular tension and prevent injury.

Boot Camp: (Difficulty: 1-5, can be modified to all levels; Class Limit: 10) Small group workouts, with all the benefits of personal training in a fun motivating group environment. You will never know what to expect: Cardio & Resistance Training? Core strengthening? Functional Fitness? Kick Boxing? Athletic Intervals? Running? Balance? Plyometrics? Calisthenics? A little bit of everything? We’ll keep you guessing week-to-week! If you have been attending Boot Camp, be prepared for CHANGE! Remember...you never know what you’re going to get!

BOSU: (Difficulty: 5; Class Limit: 6) A 90-minute class that includes a 30-minute challenging cardio class on the BOSU, followed by an intensive strengthening class that utilizes the BOSU along with a variety of fitness accessories including bands, dumbbells and kettleballs.

BAGS (Backs-Abs-Glutes-Shoulders) Club: (Difficulty: 3-4; Class Limit: 7) Start the morning off right! This is a low impact workout focusing on your abs, back and glutes using a variety of accessories (e.g., resistance bands, weights, balls).

CORE I: (Difficulty: 1; Class Limit: 7) Emphasizes the muscles that stabilize the spine, pelvis and run the entire length of the torso. Great class for overall strengthening as well as understanding what defines muscles of the "core."

CORE II: (Difficulty: 4; Class Limit: 7) This is a progression of CORE I. It is strongly suggested that you spend time participating in CORE I for a more specific understanding of what defines Core and for proper mechanics of movement.

Flow Yoga: (Difficulty: 2-3; Class Limit: 12) Classes are designed for beginner to intermediate students and suitable for all fitness levels. Each class will incorporate breath work, brief guided meditation, and a series of yoga poses that are connected, flowing one from the next. Participants will utilize breath and pose sequencing to build internal heat within the body, while improving strength, flexibility, balance and stamina. Class taught by Angie Morgan, CYT. (Please bring your own mat if you are able.)

Hatha Yoga: (Difficulty: 2; Class Limit: 12) Class open to all levels (from complete beginner to advanced). Each class will focus on a universal heart-oriented theme that will connect through a brief guided meditation to a series of poses. Participants will use breath and movement to cultivate physical awareness and sensitivity as well as increase strength, balance, flexibility and inner peace. Empty bellies, comfortable clothing and a light-hearted sense of play encouraged. Classes taught by Jana Laughlin. (Please bring your own mat if you are able.)

Kettleball: (Difficulty: 3-4; Class Limit: 7, depending on kettle ball weight needs for each participant) Involves whole body conditioning because the entire musculature of the body, particularly the 'core', must contract as a group due to lifting and controlling the Kettleball.

PiYo™: (Difficulty: 2-3; Class Limit: 12) PiYo™ is for those who color outside of the lines!  It’s the perfect fusion equaling strength building, rhythmic movement and power with a foundation in Pilates and yoga that burns calories while transforming the body.  It includes modifications so everyone can participate, yet offers progressions to challenge the more advanced, either way, you’ll get results. Class taught by Christina Ahlansberg, certified instructor.

Prenatal Exercise: (Difficulty: 1; Class Limit: 7) In 2002, the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) issued new guidelines for exercise in pregnancy. The newer, less restrictive recommendations reflect the conclusions researchers have been making in the past ten years: Moderate activity during pregnancy has positive health outcomes for the mother and baby, and has no negative outcomes in a normal pregnancy. Whether you’re a regular exerciser who wants to stay fit or newly committed to exercise for your health and your baby’s, this class will effectively and safely condition your growing body throughout your pregnancy by focusing on strengthening and stretching moves. Most of our other classes, including Hatha Yoga, can be modified for expectant mothers — just let our instructors know your needs.

Senior Exercise: (Difficulty: 1; Class Limit: 7) This class works with you to keep your bones and heart healthy. It combines low impact aerobics with strengthening, stretching and flexibility movements. Emphasis placed on balance activities. Accessories such as swiss ball and therabands may be utilized.

Stir Fry: (Difficulty: 1-5, can be modified to all levels; Class Limit: 10) Curious? Check out this mixed class where anything goes—you won't get bored!

Swiss Ball: (Difficulty: 3; Class Limit: 6) In addition to focusing on major muscle groups, simultaneously works 'core' muscles because of the instability of the Swiss Ball.

Xtreme Xertion (X2): (Difficulty: 6, no modifications; Class Limit: 6) Need we say more? This class was designed with advanced Boot Camp participants in mind. Come prepared for an intense workout. Promptness is mandatory.

Zumba®: (Difficulty: 4; Class Limit: 12) The Zumba® program fuses hypnotic Latin rhythms and easy-to-follow moves to create a one-of-a-kind fitness program. The routine features interval training sessions where fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone and sculpt your body while burning fat. Taught by Alicia Butz and Amy Merwald, certified instructors.