Jazzercise, which was founded in 1969 by professional dancer Judi Sheppard Missett, remains the original group fitness class for women. On International Women's Day, here's why it still matters.

Jazzercise studios receive new workout routines to current, popular music about every six weeks. This year so far, Funk has taken more than 220 classes. "It's not a competitive situation.

More than 50 years after Jazzercise launched, ... While she follows a weightlifting routine and takes long walks at the end of each day, her priority is making time for other people.

Jazzercise grew steadily more popular and blew up in 1982, ... as an increasing number of women found it a novel way to change up their remote fitness routines and achieve their goals.

What Her Fitness Routine Is Like Now. Missett says that Jazzercise is still her primary form of fitness and she takes a class either in-person or virtually every day.

With over 7,000 Jazzercise instructors, ... Today, Judi claims to be “semi-retired,” but she still takes class daily, teaches, choreographs routines and weighs in on business decisions.

Jazzercise On Demand workouts range from 10 to 50 minutes, and there are routines focused on upper body, lower body, core, and cardio endurance. Jazzercise does offer in-person classes, but there ...

Jazzercise has a nostalgic appeal, but the workout is still alive and well. ... For context, my usual workout routine is about 50/50 weightlifting and hot-girl walks, ...

“I’ve had the same fitness routine since I was 16,” Rinna, 60, exclusively shared in the latest issue of Us Weekly. “It started with Jazzercise and I’ve been consistent about working out ...

It’s not hard to get your groove on during a Jazzercise class when the instructor blasts Lizzo on the speakers and hops into steps with vibrant pep. Mariah Ruyle, new co-owner of Iowa City’s ...