Tue. & Thu.
6:00 am
City Wellness Annex
Mon. & Wed.
5:30 pm
Live Zoom Call
(classes will be recorded
for later viewing)
All classes begin on the first full week of the month and end with an active recovery week on the last week of the month.
Start by choosing the program that you would like. During registration, you will select the day and time that works for you.
$80/mo
$35 (City Employee) /$50 (City Employee Spouse)
Reimbursements are available for County Employees
$75/mo
$30 (City Employee) /$45 (City Employee Spouse)
Reimbursements are available for County Employees
$70/mo
$25 (City Employee) /$40 (City Employee Spouse)
Reimbursements are available for County Employees
We want to help you transform your body to become it's best.
Fitness is more than working out, it's about clean eating.
We are here to help you set and achieve your personal goals.
Instructions will be in your registration confirmation email.
With each session, we offer a FREE PREVIEW CLASS. It’s a great way to get a taste for Core Motion Fitness Boot Camp, meet the trainers, and get any questions answered prior to joining camp.
Core Motion Fitness works with all levels of fitness. No matter your strength, agility, or range of motion, our goal is to help you improve your fitness to live better.
Working out should not be boring, so we are always finding new ways to keep workouts fresh and challenging. Each class has a variety of activities to make it fun and engaging.
Each Boot Camp class incorporates the following in a variety of ways to keep workouts interesting and increase your level of fitness.
Certified Personal Trainer with over 10 years experience.
Certified Personal Trainer with 5 years experience and 7 years experience as a registered dietitian.
Certified Personal Trainer.
Certified Personal Trainer with 3 years fitness experience.
Certified Personal Trainer and group fitness instructor.
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