Classes

Six classes,
five zones.

Easy days stay easy and hard days earn the name. Pick by how you want to feel when you walk out, then see when it runs.

Member setting up for a barbell lift
Zone 3

Tempo

45 min

Strength circuit

Barbells, kettlebells and carries across six stations. Steady effort, clean movement, no ego.

A man riding an air bike
Zone 2

Base

45 min

Engine: row and ride

Long, easy intervals on the rower and the bike. The class that makes every other class feel lighter.

Member driving a sled forward
Zone 4

Thres

45 min

Thres intervals

Three rounds held just under your limit. Hard to love, impossible to argue with.

Member in a seated stretch
Zone 1

Recover

40 min

Mobility and breath

Slow stretching, breath work and time on the floor. Your heart rate drops, and so do your shoulders.

Member beside a heavy bag
Zone 5

Max

30 min

Max: bag and sled

Short, loud and over quickly. Sprints, sled pushes and heavy bag rounds with full recovery between.

Runner in motion on a path
Zone 2

Base

70 min

Long run club

Eight easy kilometres along the harbour at a pace you can talk through. Coffee afterwards.

Which class, when

Five zones,
five jobs.

Each zone trains something different. A good week has a lot of the first two and a little of the last two.

Each zone trains something different. A good week has a lot of the first two and a little of the last two.

Zone 1

Recover

50 to 60% of max

50 to 60% of max

Blood flow without stress. Speeds up recovery and calms the nervous system.

Blood flow without stress. Speeds up recovery and calms the nervous system.

Mobility and breath

Mobility and breath

Zone 2

Base

60 to 70% of max

60 to 70% of max

Builds the aerobic engine everything else runs on. Most of your week belongs here.

Builds the aerobic engine everything else runs on. Most of your week belongs here.

Engine, Long run club

Engine, Long run club

Zone 3

Tempo

70 to 80% of max

70 to 80% of max

Steady, sustainable work. Where strength and stamina meet.

Steady, sustainable work. Where strength and stamina meet.

Strength circuit

Strength circuit

Zone 4

Thres

80 to 90% of max

80 to 90% of max

Raises the pace you can hold. Hard, and worth it once or twice a week.

Raises the pace you can hold. Hard, and worth it once or twice a week.

Thres intervals

Zone 5

Max

90 to 100% of max

90 to 100% of max

Short, all-out efforts for speed and power. A little goes a long way.

Short, all-out efforts for speed and power. A little goes a long way.

Max: bag and sled

Max: bag and sled

First class

Your first class
is on us.

Come fifteen minutes early. We fit a strap, find your maximum with a short ramp test and show you round. Then you train.

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