PULSE CF1
Strength endurance for every muscle group, set to energetic music.
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The chain's full official list of disciplines: the length of each, and the intensity level where the chain publishes it.
Group programs
The number on the left of each card is the class length in minutes. The three programs marked “signature” are the chain's own methods: Pulse CF1, Fight CF1 and Harmony CF1.
Strength endurance for every muscle group, set to energetic music.
signatureA cardio-functional workout with elements of boxing, kickboxing, karate and Muay Thai, with no equipment.
signatureA cardio-functional workout with martial arts elements; builds endurance, strength and coordination.
signatureCircuit training made up of timed exercise sets: weightlifting, track and field, gymnastics, running and rowing.
functionalMedium to high intensity: kettlebells, balls, sandbags, suspension straps; works the stabilizer muscles.
functionalA high-intensity workout with small equipment and body weight.
functionalSuspension straps: strength, endurance, flexibility and balance. Any fitness level.
functionalMonkey bars and artificial obstacles: grip strength, agility, speed.
functionalStrengthening all the major muscle groups: legs, arms, torso.
strengthBack, abs, leg and glute muscles.
strengthPosture, abs, back, shoulders and chest. Any level.
strengthAbdominal and lower-back muscles.
strengthSimple choreography on a step; cardio endurance and leg muscles.
cardioA workout on exercise bikes to energetic music with a changing pace.
cardioCycling tailored to personal metrics (weight, sex, age, power threshold) with 3D routes on screen.
cardioA running workout for any level: running technique and drills.
cardioCore and hip muscles, good posture, breathing. For all levels.
mind&bodyPilates with the Magic Circle ring and a Foam Roller.
mind&bodyBasic poses, breathing and relaxation; spinal traction and flexibility.
mind&bodyMuscle recovery after exercise, flexibility and joint mobility.
mind&bodyBallet, yoga and Pilates at a slow pace, with no sudden movements.
mind&bodyPower yoga, gymnastics, capoeira and partner practices.
mind&bodyDance fitness to Latin American rhythms.
danceGirly Hip-Hop, Jazz-Funk, Waacking, Reggaeton.
danceExercises drawn from classical choreography, ballet, yoga and Pilates.
danceClassical choreography at the barre.
danceLatin American dance choreography for men and women of any age.
danceSalsa, merengue and bachata in one class.
danceChoreography in a range of dance styles. Any level.
danceEuropean boxing technique combined with kicks.
martial artsA blend of boxing punches and kicks from Eastern martial arts.
martial artsMixed martial arts: striking and grappling, standing and on the ground.
martial artsWork with body weight, free weights and special equipment.
functionalYear-round outdoor workouts with light equipment. Any level.
outdoorsThe list of disciplines is shared across the chain. The website notes that “these programs may not run at every club; check at the reception of your chosen club.”
Water Programs
This is the only part of the list where the chain states outright how hard it will be: beginner, intermediate or intense.
Getting used to the water: basic movements in simple sequences.
beginnerAqua fitness for pregnant women, low intensity. A doctor's consultation is required.
beginnerWater aerobics with a flexible Noodles stick: endurance, flexibility, coordination.
intermediateAbs, back, legs, glutes and arms against the water's resistance.
intermediateCircuit training alternating aerobic and strength work.
intermediateSpecial equipment to tone the leg and glute muscles.
intermediateSwimming with technique coaching.
intermediateResistance bands, aqua dumbbells and aqua paddles to build muscle strength.
intenseAn aerobic class with martial arts elements and gloves for tae bo in the water.
intenseFor those who know at least one swimming stroke: breathing, heart, fixing mistakes.
level not specifiedAerobic exercise: movement combinations in place and on the move.
level not specifiedAn instructor's own class using a range of equipment.
level not specifiedFor Kids
Group classes, pool and personal training for children and teens.
Teens aged 13–15: strength, functional and cardio training, plus group programs alongside adults.
Gymnastics, swimming, dance, martial arts, team games, roller skating, running, and parent-and-child classes for the youngest.
Preparation for kindergarten and school: the world around us, speech, drawing, modeling, collage, music.

The Lighthouse 4 club specifically lists a cycle studio, Pilates and stretching areas and a kids' studio. The Sea Breeze club has a boxing ring, and training also happens outdoors — beach work-out. Fitness Village advertises more than 60 group programs and a kids' studio.
Whether a particular program runs at your chosen club can only be checked at reception or by phone: there's no single public schedule by club.