UNLEASH | Morning Fitness Session

$120.00

Unleash Program Structure and Deload Week Benefits

The Unleash Program is designed to maximize participant progress and well-being through a structured four-week cycle. Each cycle consists of four consecutive weeks of classes, followed by a dedicated deload week, during which no classes are held.

Program Structure:

  • Weeks 1–4: Consecutive weekly classes focusing on skill development, progression, and achievement of program goals.

  • Week 5 (Deload Week): No classes are scheduled. This intentional pause is integrated into the program design.

Why a Deload Week? A deload week is a planned period of reduced workload and active recovery. Incorporating a break after four weeks of effort provides several key benefits:

  • Physical Recovery: Allows the body to repair and adapt, reducing the risk of overtraining and injury.

  • Mental Refreshment: Offers participants a mental break, preventing burnout and helping maintain high motivation.

  • Performance Boost: Studies show that strategic rest periods can improve long-term progress and performance by allowing for full recovery and adaptation.

  • Injury Prevention: Reducing cumulative fatigue helps prevent overuse injuries and supports sustained participation.

  • Reflection and Integration: Participants can reflect on their progress, internalize new skills, and prepare for the next cycle.

Monthly Investment: $120.00

Recurring Weekly Schedule: 5:30–6:30 a.m. | Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Dates: September 14, 2026 through October 9, 2026 (Registration is available on a month-to-month basis. This means you enroll and pay for classes one month at a time, without a long-term commitment. At the end of each month, you have the flexibility to renew or discontinue your registration as you choose).

Group Fitness FAQ

1. What is group fitness?
Group fitness refers to exercise sessions led by a certified instructor, where participants work out together. Classes can include activities like strength training, high intensity interval training, functional training, and so much more.

2. What should I bring to a group fitness class?
Bring water, a towel, comfortable workout clothes, and appropriate footwear, exercise mat, and workout gloves.

3. What if I can’t keep up?
It’s okay! Everyone works at their own pace. Modifications are offered and breaks are encouraged as needed.

4. Where are the coaching sessions held?

All sessions take place at Temple Gym and Fitness (3461 Peeler Rd. Jacksonville, FL. 32277).

5. How long is each session?

60 minutes.

6. Are weigh-ins required?

No. Weigh-ins and measurements are optional and are available upon request.

7. Are childcare services available?

Unfortunately, no.

8. If I’m enrolled in AM sessions, am I allowed to attend an PM session?

Yes, provided the instructor grants approval at least 24 hours before class.

9. Are sessions occasionally held outside the gym?

Yes, session may be held outside the gym. Instructor will provide a minimum 48-hour notice.

10. Are showers available at the gym?

Unfortunately, no.

Unleash Program Structure and Deload Week Benefits

The Unleash Program is designed to maximize participant progress and well-being through a structured four-week cycle. Each cycle consists of four consecutive weeks of classes, followed by a dedicated deload week, during which no classes are held.

Program Structure:

  • Weeks 1–4: Consecutive weekly classes focusing on skill development, progression, and achievement of program goals.

  • Week 5 (Deload Week): No classes are scheduled. This intentional pause is integrated into the program design.

Why a Deload Week? A deload week is a planned period of reduced workload and active recovery. Incorporating a break after four weeks of effort provides several key benefits:

  • Physical Recovery: Allows the body to repair and adapt, reducing the risk of overtraining and injury.

  • Mental Refreshment: Offers participants a mental break, preventing burnout and helping maintain high motivation.

  • Performance Boost: Studies show that strategic rest periods can improve long-term progress and performance by allowing for full recovery and adaptation.

  • Injury Prevention: Reducing cumulative fatigue helps prevent overuse injuries and supports sustained participation.

  • Reflection and Integration: Participants can reflect on their progress, internalize new skills, and prepare for the next cycle.

Monthly Investment: $120.00

Recurring Weekly Schedule: 5:30–6:30 a.m. | Monday, Wednesday, and Friday

Dates: September 14, 2026 through October 9, 2026 (Registration is available on a month-to-month basis. This means you enroll and pay for classes one month at a time, without a long-term commitment. At the end of each month, you have the flexibility to renew or discontinue your registration as you choose).

Group Fitness FAQ

1. What is group fitness?
Group fitness refers to exercise sessions led by a certified instructor, where participants work out together. Classes can include activities like strength training, high intensity interval training, functional training, and so much more.

2. What should I bring to a group fitness class?
Bring water, a towel, comfortable workout clothes, and appropriate footwear, exercise mat, and workout gloves.

3. What if I can’t keep up?
It’s okay! Everyone works at their own pace. Modifications are offered and breaks are encouraged as needed.

4. Where are the coaching sessions held?

All sessions take place at Temple Gym and Fitness (3461 Peeler Rd. Jacksonville, FL. 32277).

5. How long is each session?

60 minutes.

6. Are weigh-ins required?

No. Weigh-ins and measurements are optional and are available upon request.

7. Are childcare services available?

Unfortunately, no.

8. If I’m enrolled in AM sessions, am I allowed to attend an PM session?

Yes, provided the instructor grants approval at least 24 hours before class.

9. Are sessions occasionally held outside the gym?

Yes, session may be held outside the gym. Instructor will provide a minimum 48-hour notice.

10. Are showers available at the gym?

Unfortunately, no.