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GROUP FITNESS - July 2026

August is National Wellness Month: 
Move More. Regulate Better. Stay Connected.
August is National Wellness Month, and this month we’re leaning into a simple but powerful message: wellness is not one-size-fits-all. Movement can be strong, restorative, social, focused, playful, brief, challenging, or calming—and every version counts.
As we move into the final month of Summer Sweat Fest, this is our call to action: keep showing up, keep trying new formats, and keep building consistency in a way that fits your body, your schedule, and your season of life. From 10-minute stretch breaks and yoga to strength training, cycle, and on-demand options, movement gives us multiple entry points into wellbeing.
This matters for more than physical fitness. Regular movement supports the brain systems involved in attention, memory, executive function, mood regulation, and stress resilience. A well-conditioned body supports a well-regulated brain, and a well-regulated brain is better equipped to make safe, thoughtful, and effective decisions. For organizations that prioritize safety, this matters: clear thinking, situational awareness, effective communication, and sound decision-making all rely on a brain that has opportunities to move, recover, and regulate.
Let’s make August a month of movement with purpose: inclusive, varied, accessible, and connected.
Summer Sweat Fest: Final Month Push
Your challenge: complete 20 classes by September 4 to earn a prize.
We have completed two full months of Summer Sweat Fest—nine weeks total—and there is still one more month to go. We are proud of every class attended, every calendar invite accepted, every stretch break joined, every new format explored, and every participant who decided to begin again.
How to stay on track:
  • In-person: sign in to each class in the group fitness binder in each studio.
  • Virtual: attendance is automatically tracked through Teams.
  • Wellbeats On Demand: report completed classes to Edie.Garcia-Gutierrez@bp.com.
  • Weekly progress updates continue every Friday.
  • Personalized participant reports continue every Monday.
  • Engage with us on Viva Engage to share progress and help motivate others.
Important Schedule Reminder:
September 4 is the LAST day to enjoy this quarter’s Group Fitness schedule.
If there is a class you have been meaning to try, an instructor you have been curious about, or a format you keep putting off, August is the time to say yes. Use this final month to explore the schedule, revisit your favorites, and finish Summer Sweat Fest with pride.
Dog Days of Summer Pop-Up Series
We’re adding extra energy to August with our Dog Days of Summer Pop-Up Series.
These pop-ups are designed to bring fresh motivation, music, movement, and community into the final stretch of Summer Sweat Fest. Register HereDog Days of Summer Pop - Up Series – Fill out form
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Monday
Morning
No morning classes.
Try
in our studios​​​​​​​
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Afternoon
Barre (hybrid)
11:00am
Kirie
Helios
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​​​​​​​Total Body Blast (hybrid)
11:15am
Karleigh
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​
Yoga w/ Props 
(hybrid)​​​​​​​
12:05pm
Amy
WL1 - Studio A
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Evening
No evening classes.
Try
in our studios

Tuesday
Morning​​​​​​​
Cycle
5:45am
Bill
WL1- Cycle Studio​​​​​​​
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Afternoon
Pilates (hybrid)
11:15am
Kirie
WL1- Studio A
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Bootcamp
11:15am
Stephen
Helios
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​TRX (30min)
12:05pm
Kirie
WL1 - Studio A
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Stretch & Move
2:00pm (10min)
Edie
Teams Only
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Evening
Arms & Abs 
4:15pm
Edie
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​
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Hatha Yoga
5:00pm
Hemali
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​
Wednesday
Morning
​​​​​​​Boot Camp
5:45am
Kathi
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Afternoon
Bootcamp
11:15am
Karleigh
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Musce Sculpt (hybrid)
11:15am
Betti
Helios
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​​​​​​​Cycle
11:30am
Jiji
WL1 - Cycle Studio
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​​​​​​​Yoga Flow
12:05pm
Cindy
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​
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Yoga (hybrid)
12:05pm
Kirie
Helios
Hatha Yoga
3:15pm​​​​​​​
Mayra
WL1 - Studio A
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Evening
Muscle Sculpt
4:15pm
Edie
WL1 - Studio A​​​​​​​
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Urban Line Dancing
4:30pm
Natasha
Helios​​​​​​​
Thursday
Morning
No morning classes.
Try
in our studios​​​​​​​


​​​​​​​Afternoon
Power Express (hybrid)
11:15am
Stephen
WL1- Studio A

Pilates Fusion
11:15am (hybrid)
Kirie
Helios

Stretch & Mobility  (30min - hybrid)
12:05pm
Cindy
WL1- Studio A​​​​​​
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Stretch & Move
2:00pm (10min)
Edie
Teams Only
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​​​​​​​​​​Evening
Pilates
4:15pm
Kathi
WL1 - Studio A
Friday
Morning
No morning classes.
Try
in our studios​​​​​​​


Afternoon
Stretch & Mobility
11:15am (hybrid)
Kirie
Helios

Yoga Flow (hybrid)
12:00pm​​​​​​​
Cindy
WL1 - Studio A
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​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​Evening
No evening classes.
Try
in our studios

Class Descriptions 

Arms & Abs

An intense focus on the upper body using a variety of exercises for chest, back, arms, and abs

Barre

An all-levels class that consists of low impact/high repetition movements, with small isometric exercises to target your arms, abdominals, and legs.

Bootcamp

This athletic skills-and-drills class combines cardio, muscle conditioning and plyometric moves. It may also feature the use of weights, bars, balls, sandbags, kettlebells, steps and other small fitness equipment.

Cycle

Join us for an exciting and motivational workout that combines jumps, intervals, hills and sprints to improve aerobic fitness. 

Hatha Yoga

A calming series of postures to increase flexibility, energy and stillness of mind while incorporating guided mindfulness meditation and breathing practices to help you focus, release stress and mentally reboot and recharge.

Muscle Sculpt

The ultimate total-body conditioning routine utilizing various equipment to sculpt and strengthen your muscles

Pilates

Pilates mat exercises stretch and strengthen every muscle in your body with special emphasis on your "center" (abdominals, waist, low back, and buttocks).

Pilates Fusion

This class is a fusion of both Pilates and a variety of toning techniques to create all over strength and flexibility.

Power Express

A 45-minute class featuring various cardio and strength training routines.

Stretch & Mobility

This relaxing class integrates foam rolling and dynamic stretching techniques to increase flexibility.

Stretch & Move

Take a break (10-min) from your workday to stretch, de-stress, and relax. You don’t even need to change your clothes for the class.

Total Body Blast

If you’re pressed for time, then this is the class for you! It hits all major muscles of the body utilizing a fun and challenging circuit and incorporates both traditional and functional training exercises. Class is open to all fitness levels.

TRX® (30min)

The TRX Suspension Trainer® uses gravity and your bodyweight to perform hundreds of exercises. You're in control of how much you want to challenge yourself on each exercise because you can simply adjust your body position to add or decrease resistance.

Urban Line Dancing

Urban line dancing classes offer a fun and energetic way to exercise and learn choreographed dances to popular urban music, including hip-hop, R&B, and soul. These classes are designed for all skill levels, from beginners to advanced dancers, and often incorporate a mix of rhythm, footwork, and personal style.

Yoga

A class featuring a series of asanas (postures) to increase flexibility, energy and stillness of mind.

Yoga Flow

This class begins with stretching and works through a series of movements, matching breath to movement. Elements of flexibility, strength and balance are incorporated into every class

Yoga with Props

A class featuring the ancient practice of yoga; a series of asanas (postures) to increase flexibility, energy and stillness of mind using various supportive props.
🎯 Thrive Points Reminder
Earn 75 points for every 10 group exercise classes (onsite or virtual) you attend—up to 150 points total. Once classes are completed, self-report via the Thrive with US portal:
•    Go to Points & Rewards
•    Click Continue under “Your Active Incentives for 2026/2027 Plan Year”
•    Select Social > Complete 10 Group Exercise Classes
•    Click REPORT COMPLETION and enter the date and type of classes you participated in.
Deadline – June 30th


Take a Snack Break....for your Body!

We often think of snack breaks as something we eat for a quick energy boost-but what if we gave our bodies a movement snack instead?

Short bursts of "exercise snacks" are proven to boost circulation, improve focus, and help manage stress throughout the day. That's exactly what our Anchor10-Minute Stretch Breaks are for. Join us from home or from your desk for a 10-minute stretch & move break every Tuesday and Thursday at 2:00pm CST via Teams - your body and brain will thank you.

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Team Builder Opportunities

Shared movement builds trust, boosts morale, strengthens collaboration, and supports sustainable performance by creating healthier, more energized teams.

If your department is interested in scheduling a wellness team builder, reach out—we’d love to create something meaningful for your group. 

📧 Email Edie.Garcia-Gutierrez@bp.com to schedule your team builder.

Stay Successful with Group Fitness Classes

Stepping into a group fitness class for the very first time can feel intimidating, and our Group Fitness team is here to help! Here are a few tips to get started safely:

  • Wear the Right Gear: Dress comfortably in clothes that allow you to move freely. We suggest wearing comfortable workout attire that allows for free total body movement. Shoes are optional in some classes and sneakers are recommended in others.
  • Stay Hydrated: Hydrating your body can help you move more efficiently, so please be sure to drink water before, during, and after each class to stay hydrated and energized.
  • Mind Your Alignment: Proper alignment is crucial to avoiding injury. Listen closely to your instructor’s cues.
  • Listen to Your Body: Some exercises may feel challenging, but nothing should feel painful. If something hurts, adjust your range of motion or take a break.
  • Start with Light Weights: If you're new to a move, focus on form, and increase the weight as you gain confidence and understanding of the class format.
  • Take Breaks: Try not to rush through exercises (even the ones that are very challenging!) Move slowly and deliberately, especially with heavier weights, and take breaks when needed.
  • Ask Questions: If you’re unsure about a movement, don’t be afraid to ask your instructor for help. All our teachers love helping beginners find their confidence. Never forget, even the most seasoned teachers were once beginners themselves.
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