group fitness classes

CLASSES FOR
ALL AGES

At Evolve, you have the option of taking group classes. There are a variety of classes, for people who have not exercised regularly before and for those who already train at a high-intensity.

With over 20 classes per week and participants ranging from 18 to 80 years of age, you are sure to find a class to suit you. We are a licensed Les Mills facility teaching Body Pump, Body Balance, RPM, and also instruct freestyle and circuit classes throughout the day.

You do not have to be a member to have a go.

We allow casual visits any time from $10 for students and $14 for adults and if you don’t want to go straight home after – stay and ask us how to use other cardio equipment as well.

As a member, all classes are included free.

Classes

Pump

 A no-impact weights-based exercise class that works for every major muscle group in the body. It strengthens, conditions and tones muscles while burning calories, producing amazing results – fast.

Class Times
6pm Monday and Wednesday, 9am Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. 

step

A high-energy thigh and butt toning cardio class using a height-adjustable step. Tones muscles and increases your cardiovascular fitness.

Class Time
12.10pm Monday.

RPM (On stationary bikes)

Battling bad weather and busy roads could be a thing of the past for keen cyclists and fitness fans. RPM is an exhilarating experience that burns calories and increases fitness – without the rain and fumes.

Class Times
6pm Monday and Wednesday, 6am Tuesday and Thursday.

Balance

It’s Yoga – but not as you know it – this class focuses on strength, flexibility, and breathing. It invigorates and tones, releasing tight, tense muscles and leaving participants in a state of deep relaxation.

Class Times
7pm Tuesday and Thursday, 10am Wednesday.

HIRT

45 minutes of High-Intensity Resistance Training using weights and a variety of cardio. This class burns big calories whilst toning and working on your fitness involving short but intense exercise periods followed by periods of rest.

Class Times
6am Monday and Friday.

Low Impact

For all ages and sexes, this is a low-impact class which is great if you are wanting to increase your fitness while having fun.

Class Times
10am Tuesday and Thursday.

HIIT

High-Intensity Interval Training will take you to the next level with your fitness, strength and fat-burning by alternating between high and low-intensity training in 60 minutes. We also have a short 40-minute version for those wanting to train in their lunch hour.

Class Times
6pm Tuesday, 9am and 12.10pm Wednesday, 12.10 Friday and 10am Saturday 

Thai Boxing

Get ready to unleash your inner powerhouse with intense cardio. You will need self-discipline and self-control. Your entire body will be used in this workout.

Class Time
5.10pm Monday

Kids Thai Boxing
4.15pm Monday

CLASS TIMETABLE

Time

MON

TUES

WED

THUR

FRI

SAT

SUN

6:00 am- 7:00 am

HIRT

RPM

RPM

HIRT

9:00 am- 10:00 am

Pump

HIIT

Pump

Pump

10:00 am- 11:10 am

Pilates with *Active +

Low Impact

Balance

Low Impact

HIIT

12:10 pm- 12:50 pm

Step

HIIT

HIIT

4:15 pm- 5:00 pm

Kids Thai Boxing

5:10 pm- 5:50 pm

Thai Boxing

6:00 pm- 7:00 pm

Pump / RPM

HIIT

Pump / RPM

7:00 pm- 8:00 pm

Balance

Balance

*$12 charge will apply

The reality is…the class will only be as beneficial for your body as the effort that you put in. No person is too much of an amateur to join the class, and nobody is so much of an expert that they can’t push themselves. The class don’t get easier, rather you find a way to progress and get better…every session.

After the class, you will experience a rush of endorphins, sweat all over your body, and a big smile on your face.  Evolve your health and fitness with Evolve Fitness Feilding.

BOOK YOUR CLASSES
WITH EVOLVE HERE USING THE GYMMASTER APP

ARE GROUP CLASSES FOR ME?

  • Group exercise creates an atmosphere that is motivating and energising. You’ll get swept along (especially if there is music) and you’ll find it easy to motivate yourself.
  • There is no planning or thinking required on your part. That’s all done for you by the instructor. Just turn up and join in.
  • The commitment to a set time and place helps make exercise a regular habit.
  • You can work at your own pace. E.g. you can choose how heavy your weights are in a pump class, or set your resistance dial in a spin class to suit your fitness level.
  • Group exercise lends itself to great camaraderie among group members and the instructor. The social element makes it fun that exercising alone just can’t provide.

MOST FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How do I choose a class?

This depends on what you want to get from the class, for example, do you want cardio vascular (heart and lungs) fitness, strength gains, calorie burning, core and postural improvement, or a combination of all these benefits? First and foremost, the class should be at a convenient time and location for you.

What should I look for in a good instructor?

A good instructor will have relevant and up to date qualifications and be REPs registered. He or she should find out if there are new participants in the class and should provide alternative moves for those less fit or with injuries. Instructors bring their own personalities to a class so it is worth trying a few to see who works best for you.

What should I bring to class?
A small sweat towel and a water bottle. If you use an asthma inhaler, please carry that with you.
I’ve got two left feet, do I need to be co-ordinated?

Many classes like pump, spin, circuits etc require no co-ordination at all. Some of the more dance inspired classes and step classes (which are set to music) will have an element of rhythm to them, but to be honest, nobody cares if you are out a beat or two. Just relax and enjoy the music.

What should I do the first time I go to a new class?

As tempting as it is to slink into the back row this is the last place you should go as you will not be able to see or hear well from there. Position yourself near the front and always introduce yourself. Make sure you tell him or her if you have any medical conditions or injuries before the class begins.

FAQ BY CLASS

WEIGHTED WORKOUTS

These classes use weights like barbells, possibly dumbbells, hand weights or your own body weight. (Common class names are Pump, ABT (Abs, Butts and Thighs) or similar).

WHAT'S THE MAIN FOCUS?

Muscular strength and endurance.

IS THERE MUSIC INVOLVED?
Yes normally
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?
Strength and toning, Weight loss, Stress reduction

CARDIO OR AEROBIC CLASSES

The moves in these classes are designed to elevate heart rate. They can be themed (from dance or martial arts origins) or use equipment like a step. Common classes are Step, Zumba™, Combat, Attack, Jam, Boxercise.

WHAT'S THE MAIN FOCUS?
Cardiovascular (heart and lungs) fitness
IS THERE MUSIC INVOLVED?

Yes normally

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

Increased fitness , Weight loss, Stress reduction

MIND/BODY CLASSES

There are eastern inspired classes which focus on alignment and posture. Breathing is also an important component to many of them. Common classes in this genre are Bodybalance™, Yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi.

WHAT'S THE MAIN FOCUS?
Core strength and postural work
IS THERE MUSIC INVOLVED?
Not Usually
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?
Core strength, Postural Awareness, Flexibility, Balance

COMBINATION CLASSES

These workouts can incorporate many of the features of the above classes. They are excellent options for achieving good all round results. Circuits or Bootcamp type workouts fit into this category.

WHAT'S THE MAIN FOCUS?

Muscular strength, Cardiovascular fitness, Core strength

IS THERE MUSIC INVOLVED?

Sometimes

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?

Increased fitness, Strength and toning, Weight loss, Stress reduction

STATIONARY CYCLING

These classes take place in a small room often with specialised lighting to create atmosphere. Each person has their own stationary bike with a variable resistance dial. Common class names are Spin or RPM™.

WHAT'S THE MAIN FOCUS?
Cardiovascular fitness
IS THERE MUSIC INVOLVED?

Yes

WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS?
Increased fitness, Weight loss, Stress reduction