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Upcoming Events 

 Workshops

Partner Yoga Workshop
Bring your friend, sibling or significant other and join Hanna and Addie for Partner Yoga at EQUIVITA! Anyone can do this class!...read more here and register
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​Monday, May 2nd
6:30pm - 8:00pm

Series

Dance Fitness
Join Hanna for Dance Fitness, a class that incorporates stretching, movement and repetitive choreography to get your blood pumping and booties shaking!...read more here and register  
4 sessions
Mondays
April 25th, May 9th, May 23rd, June 6th
6:30pm - 7:30pm
Kundalini Yoga 
Kundalini yoga is the yoga of awareness. Awareness of what? Of what it feels like to be you, living in your elevated state....read more here and register
​6 Weeks
Tuesdays
May 17th- June 21st
6 - 7 pm
Body Positive Hatha Yoga 
This class has been designed so that any body and any fitness level is welcome. Developed for beginners as well as those with experience, this series will guide you through numerous asana, breath work, and relaxation to give you a basic understanding of yoga and how your body experiences it....read more here and register
this series is offered as 8 sessions and 6 sessions
6 sessions
Saturdays
April 30th - June 4th
10 - 11:15 am

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​The Community Newsletter
  • Each months highlights ideas and considerations focused around one of the Five Keys of Fitness:  Cardio, Nutrition, Resistance Training, Rest, and Flexibility  
  • current on-demand videos
  • new class offerings

 This month the staff of EQUIVITA focus our contributions around the Flexibility Key, from our Five Keys of Fitness. Click here to learn more...
Check out our VIRTUAL STUDIO, where you can find videos and a list of our 
live-streamed series class offerings! 
Our MEMBERSHIP PROGRAM has been expanded
​to cover every opportunity we offer!
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​Adam Milligan, President
When a Muscle is not a Muscle
The distinguishing feature that makes a muscle is its ability to shorten, sometimes with significant force, and then return to a lengthened position. This ability is what enables our bodies to move because when the muscle shortens it pulls the end points together. We all know this, even if we don’t get into the specifics of where the muscle originates and inserts (its end points) we have a general idea that a muscle is supposed to contract and relax, and that action is how we move. But what happens when a muscle is held in a constant contraction? From internalized stress to postural distortions, there are many reasons why a skeletal muscle might be held in a contracted state. And, as we have written in previous articles, it is important to know the reason for the contraction before releasing the seized muscle to not cause more harm....click here to read more

“Take care of your body.
It’s the only place
you have to live.”
                       – Jim Rohn

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