You don’t need to be a gym rat to get your muscles moving. For a lift in energy and mood, try this express workout created by our partners at the YMCA. It’s customizable for your activity level so that you can set your own pace.
Consider setting a challenge to improve your strength and balance by performing the boot camp two times a week for six weeks, and see how much stronger you get before fall. Make it twice as fun by teaming up with a co-worker and taking the challenge together. As with all exercise routines, stop if you feel pain or shortness of breath, drink lots of water and modify exercises if you have limitations.
A version of this boot camp routine is posted at the Administration Building on the Plaza level as part of the Plaza level improvements. If you haven’t already, check out one of the activities such as ping pong or foosball, or enjoy your next break at one of the bistro tables. Look for the boot camp posters on the north and south sides of the Plaza.
If you would like a laminated poster set for your building, please contact us.
Will a boot camp be offered at KIng Street location in the near future?
Hi Jessica,
I am sure a boot camp class would be a great addition! There is a policy that supports adding onsite physical activity classes. More details can be found here. All fitness classes (current and future) are organized by employee sponsors.
If you would like the Workplace Boot Camp poster mentioned above for your site, please send us a request!
Let us know if you have further questions,
Healthy Incentives team
Will boot camp be offered at any of the Public Health sites? specifically Kent
Hi Viviana,
Thank you for your interest! There is a policy that supports adding onsite physical activity classes to King County worksites, more details and instructions to get organized can be found here. All fitness classes (current and future) are organized by employee sponsors.
If you would like the Workplace Boot Camp poster mentioned above for your site, please send us a request!
Let us know if you have further questions,
Healthy Incentives team