Ariane Hundt
Retreats
A Week of Boot Camp Wellness in Costa Rica
- Who: Ariane Hundt of Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp and Stefanie DiLibero of Gotham Wellness
- What: A week of two-a-day boot camp classes, yoga, biking, surfing, running, and acupuncture on the beach in Costa Rica
- When: April 24 - April 30, 2011
- Where: Playa Cocles, Costa Rica
- Why: Butt-kicking is so much better on a beautiful beach
Snapshot
Maggie Swears By Boot Camp and Freeze-Dried Vegetable Powder
Every day, we give you a snapshot of one fellow striver in fitness. We ask personal questions, he or she boldly answers. Today's snapshot: Maggie, aka FatBottomSlim.
- What superhero most inspires you? I am going to answer this one as a fitness superhero - for me Ariane Hundt is a superhero. I met her at a moment in my life when I was really turned off by the fitness industry and idea of detox being the only method to get lean. She is so genuine and passionate about what she does and that it isn’t about depravation but hard work and healthy eating. Ariane is the kind of fit I hope to be some day and which is totally inspiring to me because she truly believes being slim and strong is possible for everyone. It is one of the reasons I try to workout with her every week, that and that she kicks my ass which I think every good superhero should do.
Retreats
Brooklyn Butt-Kicking Goes to Costa Rica
- Who: Stefanie DiLibero of Gotham Wellness and Ariane Hundt of Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp
- What: A week of twice daily beach boot camp classes, sunset yoga, snorkeling, dolphin watching, and surfing lessons, plus fresh tropical meals and acupuncture.
- When: August 30 - September 5, 2010
- Where: Playa Cochles, Costa Rica with beach bungalow accommodations
- Why: Two-a-day bootcamps? You're coming back from this beach trip with a significantly buffer bod. Plus, the price is less than half of what you'll pay for some retreats.
Deal Alert
50% Off Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp
FYI, boot camp and Ariane Hundt lovers: Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp is today's Brooklyn Groupon. $45 for five classes. Donkey kicks for everyone!
New York
Spirit Guides
Getting Psyched for Pushups 101
[Wherein Feralicious Spirit Guide Ariane Hundt, creator of our fave Brooklyn Bridge Bootcamp, offers you her advice for getting off the couch when you really don't want to. ~The Eds.]
You know deep down you have it in you to do the Feralicious Challenge's 1000 pushups (and everything else). But maybe you're feeling lazy (who doesn’t sometimes?) or would rather watch American Idol than get your butt to the gym. Here’s how you can stop the excuses and get your workout mojo up and running again:
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Ariane Hundt's Ten Step Home Bootcamp
[Wherein Feralicious Spirit Guide Ariane Hundt, creator of our fave Brooklyn Bridge Bootcamp, offers you her free — and machine-free — Home Bootcamp workout. ~The Eds.]
Hello Dear Challengers! The following ten step workout alternates fat-burning cardio moves with strengthening exercises. It's entirely unplugged, and thus perfect for your living room, or office, or nearby park.... Perform the 10 exercises back-to-back, quickly moving from one to the next. Time and strength allowing, repeat the routine one, two, or three times in a session. Finish with two minutes of stretching to let your heart rate and muscles recover. For maximum results, revisit the workout three times a week. Then, please try to enjoy your newly firm behind, lean abs, and strong arms....
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Ultimate Wellness Bootcamp in Costa Rica
- Who: Stefanie DiLibero of Gotham Wellness and Ariane Hundt from the Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp
- What: A week of yoga, bootcamp, and acupuncture on the beach in Costa Rica
- When: April 25 - May 1, 2010
Boot Camps
Glutes with a View
Ariane Hundt got the idea for the Brooklyn Bridge Bootcamp while riding the subway one day. She was staring at an ad for the NYC condom campaign which featured the Brooklyn Bridge. I guess when I think condoms, I think exercise too, just not the lunging, running, wanting to throw up your liver kind.
When I emailed to reserve a spot on the bridge, Ariane wrote back that she couldn’t wait to “kick my ass.” I won’t sue for false advertising. Consider my ass sufficiently kicked. I am a gym rat, and generally prefer my exercise to happen in a sterile, air-conditioned, TV-laden environment, so a class that consists of running over outdoor bridge (2.26 miles) while doing lunges, squats, stair drills, resistance bands, ab work, and push-ups -- with an audience of pedestrians -- was a little outside my comfort zone. But, other than hating it, I loved it....
New York
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