On Saturday, April 17th, Wellness4Every1® will be hosting a virtual #Sweat4ourSchools class with CHI-SOCIETY to raise money for arts and wellness programming in Chicago Public Schools. This Pilates Fusion fundraising class will be from 10:00-10:30am, taught by Erin Schirack. The suggested donation is $30.00, but we encourage everyone to join regardless of your contribution. Donations can be made on Venmo: Wellness4Every1 or through our GoFundMe: The Art of Wellness.
Erin’s class will be hosted on Zoom. Link below.
CLICK HERE TO JOIN THE ZOOM CLASS
Meeting ID: 846 4600 2761
In this Pilates Fusion class, find your strength and confidence beyond your comfort zone. Enjoy the high energy and fun music while focusing on precise technique, movement concepts, and mind-body integration.
Erin is recognized as one of Chicago's top fitness instructors. Erin trained with some of the top instructors in Chicago and Michigan, and her extensive knowledge of Classical Pilates Method, modern Pilates, movement concepts and principles and anatomy has been very rewarding to her and to her clients. As former lead instructor and Director of Cycle, Erin’s classes were sought out for her high energy and expertly curated playlists. Erin passes along her expertise, enthusiasm, and love of movement in a challenging and exciting workout that incorporates precise technique, movement concepts, and mind-body integration for guaranteed maximum results.
CHI-SOCIETY is an on-demand streaming platform that lets you workout with the Windy City’s best instructors anytime, anywhere. Exclusively created by Chicago based fitness professionals, their gallery of killer workouts will get you sweating, laughing, smiling and feeling amazing - in just 30 minutes.
Wellness4Every1® was founded in 2016 in response to the many Chicago Public Schools that had lost their funding for arts and wellness programs. Through community partnerships and fundraising efforts, the organization helps bring these vital opportunities back to Chicago students. Wellness4Every1® has provided programming to 90 schools, reaching over 10,000 students.