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LIBBY’S BEST BETS

Clark, Y At Home,

Yoga For The Kids

And Dance Parties

By LIBBY CUDMORE • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com

If the weather is lousy or you just don’t feel like going outside, there are plenty of low-cost (or free!) online fitness classes, from Zumba and yoga to chair workouts and cardio, from kids to grandparents.

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Libby Cudmore is managing editor of The Freeman’s Journal, Hometown Oneonta and AllOTSEGO.com

The Clark Sports Center offers Pound classes, chair and at-home workouts and even a series for kids on their YouTube channel, all taught by your favorite instructors. www.youtube.com/user/
clarksgym/playlists

Zoe Curtis is offering her Fitness With Zoe Zumba and Pound classes over Zoom. Classes are by donation, RSVP on
Facebook for class invite. www.facebook.com/FitnessWithZoeCurtis/

Oneonta YMCA members can check out a variety of online classes, including Y 360, five-minute 12 Burst exercises and Silver Sneaker workouts for seniors. Check in with your Y membership for full access! www.oneontaymca.org/

If your kids have been watching movies,
obsessively, give them a break from the TV with yoga themed around “Frozen” “Trolls” “Harry Potter” and more from CosmicKids. www.youtube.com/user/
CosmicKidsYoga

Have a party and get fit! Plyojam is offering a 30-day free trial of all their dance-inspired workouts. www.plyojam.com/at-home-workout/

Planet Fitness is offering a daily class, taught by fitness celebrities and personal trailers, all over Facebook Live. You
don’t even need to be a member! 7 p.m. www.planetfitness.com

Barry’s trainers are also offering classes twice a day over Instagram. www.instagram.com/barrys

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