Chromacore

We asked our instructors to describe their classes only using emojis… and here’s the results! We’re so thankful to have such a diverse, skilled team with lots of different personalities!

Some Tuesday motivation 🩷 take what you need ✨

Grab your beach towels 😏💦🌴, because a hot new event just entered the studio. Join us for our first annual season premiere watch party!
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Meet us at the studio for a full stream of the premiere, some Amaya Papaya ,drinks, bits and snacks! 🍿
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The premiere starts at 6pm on Tuesday, June 2nd. Please arrive 15 minutes early to get comfy and settled
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Feel free to get comfy on the evo and bring a beach towel, blanket, pillow, or even a floaty! 🛟
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It’s free, but spots are limited, so grab your free credit and reserve your spot now💋
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P.S. more studio movie nights TBD 🤫

It’s our annual fashion meme Super Bowl: Met Gala 2026. 💃🏽🤳💅🏼 What’s your fave Lagree inspired crossover meme this year??

Taste the rainbow baby🌈! The Chromacore way 😎
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Have you ever been in a wheelbarrow and heard your instructor reference the “blue line”? This is said blue line. One diagonal line from the crown of your head, to your shoulders, hips and knees.
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Alignment, form and slow tempo are all apart of your foundations to getting the most out of an exercise. Before you increase your resistance or go deeper in your range of motion, it’s always form first, and great form starts with good alignment.
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You may have heard some of this terminology in class. The more you take class, the more you get familiar with your angles and lines. When you hear these terms, you know how to quickly get there creating faster transitions and more time under tension for you!
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🦋Blue line: diagonal line from the crown of your head, shoulders hips and knees ex.) wheelbarrow
🌴Green line: knee stacked over heel ex.) floor lunge
🌟Golden angle: 90* bend📐. ex.) arms in shoulder press
🥄Silver angle: Straight like from shoulders, hips and knee while maintaining a 90* bend in opposite leg ex.) elevator lunge
🐥H angle: Shoulders parallel to hips ex.) standing inner thighs
🐬Reverse blue line: diagonal line from shoulders hips and knees laying flat on the back ex.) glute bridge
💙Other blue line: Diagonal line from the crown of your head to your shoulders hips and heels ex.) elevated plank to pike