Fitness Class: Countdown to Strong
Each week features a different “countdown” format—from descending reps and timed intervals to strength-focused sets and team-based challenges—so every class feels fresh, engaging, and effective.
Stroum Jewish Community Center of Greater Seattle
Everyone is welcome.
Each week features a different “countdown” format—from descending reps and timed intervals to strength-focused sets and team-based challenges—so every class feels fresh, engaging, and effective.
Build strength while flowing through yoga with Jill N. in this energizing class that blends traditional yoga with light weights and functional strength exercises.
Move through a slower, intentional yoga flow that builds strength and flexibility. Focus on breath and control for a calming yet effective practice. All levels.
Dr. Rae Wang brings a Tai Chi class to our Intermediate Group Fitness Class lineup Fridays at 10:30 am. She will lead us in effective exercises for health of mind and body.
Join us Saturday at 9:30 am for our H.I.I.T. Intermediate (High Intensity Interval Training) fitness class with Natalie.
Join us for a high-energy stair workout at Mercerdale Park. We’ll start together and warm-up, then take on the stairs—challenge yourself to complete as many climbs as you can at your own pace.
Join us for our Restorative Stretch intermediate group fitness class with Nenna on Sunday mornings at 9:20 am. A full-body stretch from neck to ankles using a yoga strap and gravity. Whether pre- or post-workout, this is a great way to recover and renew the body.
Join us for our Step Class led by Nenna at the J Sunday mornings at 10:30 am. Nenna will lead you in this classic cardio workout. This is an intermediate level course.
Join us Tuesday and Thursday morning at 6:15 am for our advanced group fitness class - Total Body Sculpt led by SJCC instructor Nenna. Work on total body, fat burning, and muscle building incorporating bands, TRXs, dumbbells, and bodyweight movements that will keep you toned and fit.
Start with a mobility warm-up, then move into short, explosive intervals with full recovery. Advanced-level class with high intensity and complex movements require a strong fitness foundation.