The Lori Frank Fitness Center has a wide variety of equipment and programming to fit all your needs on your fitness journey.
Our center boasts 2,500 square feet of state-of-the-art fitness equipment including cardio machines with personal TVs, free weights, and strength training equipment.
*available for additional charge
This is a low impact, classic barre exercise class that includes upper body weight work. With regular attendance, this class will improve your posture, align your chassis, boost that booty, tone arms & legs, increase flexibility, improve balance, strengthen the core and prevent back pain.
Bootcamp is approximately 45 minutes of high intensity exercises that will keep the heart rate up and challenge your muscles. Perform strength exercises and cardiovascular activities using a variety of equipment from dumbbells to medicine balls and kettlebells. Intermediate to advanced fitness levels recommended.
This low-impact class uses movement through drumming to benefit both the mind and body. Cardio drumming is a fun, fast-paced way to get your heart rate up, improve your rhythm, and burn calories. If you enjoy movement, want to improve your hand eye coordination or just love music, join Coach Hannah and try this 45-minute workout. Supplies are limited—arrive early to claim your spot.
A fun-filled hour of muscular conditioning and cardiovascular conditioning. This class is a great way to get a full body workout at your own intensity level. Each participant receives a unique workout routine guided by Hannah based on each individual’s goals and needs.
Be prepared for a fun mix of exercises and movement patterns that will tighten, strengthen and shape your core! We will execute body exercises to improve our cardiovascular fitness, core strength, and challenge our body.
Hatha Yoga is the physical practice of yoga. These classes will guide you through movement that develops strength, flexibility, and your personal connection between, body, mind & breath. We will focus on deepening your understanding of the postures & basic alignment in the body, breathing, and relaxation techniques. Recommended Props: Mat, Blocks, Strap, Blanket, (Mats available at JCC if needed).
These classes are designed for mixed-level participants, all levels are welcome.
Jukebox Jams is a low impact dance-fitness class perfect for beginner fitness levels. Jam out to 50’s and 60’s music while moving and exercising in a fun way!
This class begins with 30 minutes of non-stop light weights. The free weight exercises are designed to work all muscle groups used in day to day activities. The second half consists of lower body exercises, standing ab work, and balance work.
Midweek Movement incorporates balance, agility, strength, and cardiovascular exercises all in one class! Each class teaches four exercises that vary from week to week, ending with a cool-down and stretching session.
Tai Chi is a gentle exercise that involves a series of slow, flowing movements, controlled breathing, and a meditative state of mind. With regular practice, Tai Chi will help release stress, create habits of relaxation, and promote longevity and peace of mind. The gentle twisting enhances flexibility and improves circulation. Overall, Tai Chi promotes good health, both physically and mentally.
The Tulsa Kendo Dojo, “Shin Sou Fu Kan,” is a martial arts school in the Tulsa metropolitan area nationally recognized by the “All United States Kendo Federation” and “South West Kendo & Iaido Federation”. The Tulsa Kendo Dojo is a nonprofit school, meaning none of the instructors are paid and monthly dues go directly to the community center.
Classes provide instruction in the art of Kendo, a traditional Japanese style of fencing, based on samurai swordsmanship with the Katana.
The dojo has been practicing under the guidance of Michael Lindsay Sensei (5th dan), and Shaw Furukawa Sensei (4th dan), and direct sponsorship in Kanagawa Japan from the Shi Ku Kai Dojo. Abe Koki Sensei (6th dan) and Iwanami Yoshio Sensei (Kyoshi 7th dan). The Tulsa Kendo dojo strives to provide a safe outlet to any person interested in practicing legitimate Japanese Swordsmanship in the Tulsa Metropolitan area.
Aikido is a modern Japanese martial art based on traditional Japanese teachings. Aikido is an effective method of self-defense, but it is also a tool for self-development. Aikido classes are taught in a non-competitive atmosphere that facilitates conflict resolution rather than harming an opponent. Aikido aims to resolve conflict through superior methods and skills rather than physical strength.
Pronounced “EEE EYE DOH”. Iaido is the art of drawing and cutting with the Japanese sword. The style of Iaido we practice, Muso Jikiden Eishin Ryu (MJER), is over 450 years old. Iaido focuses on developing mindful control over body, mind, spirit, and sword. In addition to the ability to wield a Japanese sword, the practice develops posture, focus, and martial awareness. Iaido classes are led by Chris Guzik. Chris began studying Iaido in 2004 and holds the rank of 7th degree black belt in Iaido under the MJER mainline organization.
Open Pickleball— Monday from 5-7 pm. Free for CSJCC Members, Non-Members $10 drop-in fee
One Hour Lessons: Beginner- Friday at 10am; Intermediate- Friday at 1 pm. Each session, taught by certified instructor, Todd Winkle, is only $15/members, $25/non-members.
Pickleball combines elements from ping-pong, badminton, and tennis. Pickleball has gained popularity during the last several years as more and more pickleball courts have sprung up in parks, fitness facilities, and gyms. If you are requesting a time less than 24 hours in advance, please call 918-935-3681.
Squash is a racket and ball sport played by two players in a four-walled court with a small, hollow rubber ball. The players alternate in striking the ball with their rackets onto the playable surfaces of the four walls of the court. The objective of the game is to hit the ball in such a way that the opponent is not able to play a valid return. If you are requesting a time less than 24 hours in advance, please call 918-935-3681.
The CSJCC is the only place in town to play squash! We have two courts!
Adult Open Basketball (ages 18+)— Wednesday from 7-9 pm. Youth Open Basketball (ages 10-17)— Wednesday from 5-7 pm.
Free for CSJCC Members, Non-Members $10 drop-in fee
Don’t let the cool weather damper your workout! We have indoor basketball courts available for you and included in your membership! Come out with your friends during our open court hours to shoot some hoops and hone your skills. If you are requesting a time less than 24 hours in advance, please call 918-935-3681.
Contact Hannah for your very own personal training sessions today!
2021 E 71st St, Tulsa, OK 74136
918-495-1111 Main
918-935-3681 Fitness Line