SAT 03 OCTOBER

Join us in sweating, dancing and supporting a cause close to home.

THE WORKOUT: A GROUP CHALLENGE FOR CHARITY

3 challenges and 3 teams: yellow, blue and red - team bandanas to identify you and our reason for moving (i.e. the colours of the Venezuelan flag!)

3 × 8-minute AMRAP blocks, 2-minute rest in between challenges:

Block 1: RELAY

AirDyne + HIITMill

As many calories as possible! Your team has to keep accumulating calories, so rotate when someone needs a rest and another is feeling fresh. There should always be someone working!

Block 2: FOLLOW THE LEADER

Wall Balls + Rope Slams

One person does 10 wall balls straight into 10 rope power slams, then tags the next person in line. The team keeps rotating through for the full 8 minutes. Most rounds wins!

Block 3: IN SYNC

Keep up (or down) with squat holds then push ups to the classic song ‘Bring Sally Up’. The team with the most members left standing at the end, wins!
(hips have to be lower than knee height in your squat to stay in the game)

«10-MINUTE BREAK»
A chance for everyone to check out the silent auction and recover!

DANCE CLASS by Jayke

Join us for 20min of dancing to finish off. A fun way to cool down and see the Venezuelan colours come to life!

REGISTER HERE

There is no set entry fee for this but we do encourage a donation to our GoFundMe page below - competing or not, really!

While the workout itself is only open to members (from ALL studios), feel free to bring friends and family along for the dance, the silent auction and the snacks!

WANT TO DONATE?

We’re taking donations via our GoFundMe page, and in the way of goods or services towards the silent auction being held on the day.

All contributions are being forwarded to “Cadena de Confianza” (Chain of Trust), a Venezuelan civil non-profit charity that Mai personally knows and trusts. They raise money to buy essential items (water, hygiene supplies, medicine, etc.) and coordinate the distribution directly into the affected communities of La Guaira - one of the hardest hit areas in Venezuela.