How to Prep For A Sculpt Class
A sculpt class can be pretty intensifying. It
combines the benefits of strength and cardio exercises with a traditional asana
practice to give you a full body workout. As you must know, a body sculpting workout will
leave you drenched in sweat and also help you build strength – a workout that
will allow you to truly challenge yourself.
So before you join your first sculpt class, make
sure you have a few prerequisites checked so you don’t fall behind and drop it
altogether because it can get hot out there.
Here are a few things to keep in mind in order to
succeed in your body sculpting workout.
1.
Be Open to
Challenges – The whole point of a sculpt class is to put you
through something that will challenge you to grow and improve your physical
fitness. Many people who a used to, or rather only familiar with traditional
workout schemes are taken aback in a sculpt class, not knowing what to expect.
But that’s the beauty of it. It never lets you get comfortable, much less
letting you come anywhere near a plateau. Due to its very nature sculpt always
has something new to offer and to get better at it and reap its benefits you
must be open to new challenges always!
2. Know your
Basics in Yoga – Sculpt will push you to learn new things without stopping
to give you a breakdown of what movement belongs to which category of exercise,
although after a little while you’ll be able to differentiate it yourself. If
you wish to breeze through these classes smoothly, it is crucial that you know
the basics of yoga, learn about the different schools of yogic practices and
practice meditation before joining a sculpt class. Not only will this help you
stay mindful in class but will also give you that extra push needed to crush
your workouts.
3. Strengthen
your Heart – A sculpt class can be pretty demanding on the body, especially
the heart as it requires you to maintain a certain heart rate throughout your
workout in order to work up a good sweat. Practice 30 minute sessions of steady
state cardio such as light jogging or aerobics to get used to a heart of 120 to
150 beats per minute.
There is nothing better than the feeling of
crushing your workout and knowing you did your best. With Sculpt you can push
yourself to your limits without ever have to worry about plateauing since it
has something in store for people from all fitness levels – beginners to
advance.
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