MONTHLY FOCUS

Why have a Monthly Focus?

Our innovative class design rotates training focus aka “phase” every 4 weeks, ensuring you achieve a balanced and comprehensive workout. This structure also allows you to see results as workouts progress throughout the month.

Power & Eccentric June 22 - July 19   

Speed + control  ·  Power + stability  ·  Athleticism + strength

This phase is built around two complementary qualities: explosive power and slow, controlled eccentric work. Members get the best of both worlds — speed and control, force and stability, athleticism and strength.

Power :

MONDAY · WEDNESDAY · FRIDAY

Training goal

Develop speed, explosiveness, and fast-twitch strength. Power training teaches members to move weight with intent — not sloppy speed, but crisp, controlled force.

How it shows up in class

  • Faster reps

  • Lighter-to-moderate loads

  • Shorter work intervals

  • High-intent movements (push press, KB high pulls, ball slams, dead rows)

  • Machines used for power output (AirRunner, Ski, AirBike, Stairmaster bursts)

Why it matters

Power training improves athleticism, reaction time, strength carryover, metabolic output, and confidence under load.

Eccentric:

TUESDAY · THURSDAY

Training goal

Build strength, control, and joint stability by slowing down the lowering phase of each lift. Eccentric work is where real strength is built.

How it shows up in class

  • Slower lowering phases (3–5 seconds)

  • Moderate-to-heavy loads

  • Fewer reps, more control

  • Tempo-based movements

  • Increased time under tension

Why it matters

Eccentric training improves strength, muscle growth, joint health, movement quality, and injury resilience.

Combo:

SATURDAY · SUNDAY

Weekend sessions blend both qualities in the same workout — a slow eccentric rep immediately followed by an explosive expression of the same movement. Slow squat into jump squat. Tempo push-up into explosive push-up. Feel the direct link between control and power in real time.


Go to “Categories” and Click on “Strength Training” below and use the Google slide link to access current workouts