Fitness Programs Offered
Join First United Methodist Church of Lodi Fitness Program for engaging programs that promote health and activity for all ages.
Classes
Cardio Plus - This class offers core work, Pilates, Strength Training, and Flexibility, balance and Aerobics. Hours / Days: M,W,F: 9-10:00 AM, Cost -$45 per month, Walkin - $10
Cardio Strength - This class focuses on muscle toning and strengthening, flexibility, and aerobics. Hours / Days: Tuesday: 4:15- 5:00 PM, Walkin - $10 ---- Starts September 23
Chair Yoga - An adapted exercise class for the less active and those with physical limitations. Helps to improve balance, strength, flexibility, and a sense of well being. Standing is optional. Hours / Days: M,W,F: 10:15 -11:00 AM, Cost -$35 per month or $5 walk-in
Offer - Try one week free !
Core Strengthening
Enhance your core stability and overall muscle strength through our specialized fitness classes for everyone.
Stay active and healthy as you age with our diverse fitness programs tailored for all levels.
All Ages Welcome




Calendar Updates
No classes
- September 1 (Labor Day)
- September 15-19 (Vacation)
- November 28 (Day after Thanksgiving)
December (Updates to be announced soon)
Client Testimonials
Discover what our clients say about First United Methodist Church of Lodi Fitness programs and classes.
Emily's classes are engaging and have truly transformed my fitness journey. Highly recommend!
Janet
Lodi CA
Lodi Fitness has been a game changer for my health. The workouts are fun and effective, and Emily is an amazing instructor who keeps everyone motivated!
Irene
Lodi CA
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Emily's FYI - coming soon
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Emily's FYI - Deli meats
Research has directly linked meats with nitrates to cardiovascular issues. “They have high sodium, unhealthy saturated fats and those concerning preservatives like nitrates”.
While enjoying a hot dog or some bacon every now and then is alright, frequently consuming processed meats can gradually put you at a high risk of developing cancer. In fact they’re one of the most well-known carcinogens, and especially increase your chances of colorectal cancer.