S&C Circuit

A “S&C Circuit” class, which stands for “Strength and Conditioning Circuit,” is a workout session that combines various exercises targeting different muscle groups, performed in a circuit format with minimal rest between each exercise, designed to improve overall strength, power, endurance, and athletic performance by incorporating elements like weightlifting, bodyweight exercises, plyometrics, and sometimes cardio bursts, all while focusing on proper movement patterns and technique. 

Key points about an S&C Circuit class:
  • Variety of exercises:

    Includes compound movements like squats, lunges, push-ups, rows, deadlifts, as well as more dynamic exercises like box jumps, burpees, and medicine ball slams, often tailored to the specific needs of the participants. 

  • High intensity:

    Circuits are designed to keep the heart rate elevated and push the body to its limits, promoting both muscular and cardiovascular endurance. 

  • Minimal rest:

    Transitioning quickly between exercises with minimal rest periods maximizes the training stimulus. 

  • Focus on technique:

    Proper form is emphasized to prevent injuries and optimize training results. 

  • Scalable for all levels:

    Exercises can be modified to suit different fitness levels by adjusting weight, resistance, or exercise difficulty. 

Who might benefit from an S&C Circuit class:
  • Athletes looking to enhance performance in their sport
  • Individuals seeking to build muscle and improve overall fitness
  • People wanting to increase power and explosiveness
  • Individuals looking for a challenging and time-efficient workou