The sun is shining and summer is at its peak. It’s time to soak up as much of it as possible before the season ends. If you’re looking for ways to stay active and don’t want to be cooped up inside all day when the sun’s out, or just appreciate some variety in your workouts, check out one of these unique outdoor workout classes downtown. Get your sweat on outdoors while you still can and work on your tan while you’re at it.
Join the crowd these free yoga classes bring out at Ontario Place every weekend and find out why NULOVE yoga has such a devoted following. You might just end up adding it to your weekly routine. Classes are Saturdays at 10 a.m. and Sundays at 11 a.m., until the end of September. All levels are welcome. DM @NULOVE on Instagram for the registration link.
What’s better than outdoor yoga? Sunset yoga on the beach. Join a weeknight yoga class on Wednesday or Friday evening at 7:45 p.m. at Toronto’s Kew Balmy Beach and finish your day with a breezy savasana. Join for a drop-in class hosted by DIZONfit owner/yoga teacher Christina Dizon, or get a season membership and make it a habit.
If you’re in the mood to get those hips moving with a mashup of cardio and dance, try some outdoor Zumba. Fitness instructor Popi brings a group out every weekend, Saturdays at 10 a.m. and Sundays at 11 a.m., just behind Swansea Public School at 207 Windermere Ave. Sign up to Popi’s email list for updates on classes.
Boutique fitness studio Common Ground 416 offers outdoor pop-up HIIT classes every Monday evening at 6 p.m. and Wednesday morning at 7 a.m., rain or shine. Get in a dynamic full-body workout as the sun rises or sets, outside their studio at Queens Quay and Spadina. All fitness levels are welcome.
CrossFit Greektown’s mobile gym houses all the equipment needed to offer the complete CrossFit experience, outside. Outdoor classes are held at various locations throughout the week, but all locations are a short bike ride or walk from the studio at Pape and Danforth. Class info can be found on their online schedule.
If you’re craving a challenge, check out one of the outdoor boot camp programs offered by Body Buster Bootcamp in the High Park area. Classes are an hour-long each, held 2 to 5 days per week. Membership options are available from 4 weeks to 12 months, depending on your goals. Locations and class times can be found here.
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Lululemon athletica inc. has some major news! It has announced that MIRROR, its popular nearly invisible interactive home gym, will now be offered in nearly 40 lululemon stores across Canada.
Canadians will now have access to engage with MIRROR’s digital community and experience the platform’s best-in-class content for all levels
“Community is at the heart of lululemon—and bringing MIRROR to Canada will enable more guests to interact with our growing collective and experience a digital sweat life offering like never before,” said Celeste Burgoyne, President, Americas and Global Guest Innovation at lululemon. “We have seen rapid growth and strong engagement for MIRROR since launching in the United States and look forward to deepening our roots at home in Canada.”
lululemon first acquired MIRROR in July 2020 and the launch in Canada strengthens and enhances its omni guest experiences with cutting-edge digital and interactive capabilities.
Plus, if you’re interested in purchasing MIRROR, you can join the waitlist now to receive an exciting limited-time offer.
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If you’re looking to get into better shape this season, or want to get in some movement, why run laps around the block or put in steps on the oh-so-boring elliptical? Working out doesn’t have to be a snore — it should be fun, but definitely still effective. Toronto is a HUGE city and as so, there’s an abundance of amazing fitness studios that offer exciting and exhilarating classes that will have you feeling the burn big time.
I think it’s also important to note that working out doesn’t have to be (and shouldn’t be) all about getting thinner. Moving and getting in a good sweat does SO much good for your mind and soul, too.
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If you thought your days of jumping on a trampoline were over, think again! MISFITSTUDIO’s Get High class is exactly that. This high intensity cardio workout centres around jumping on a trampoline in a step class-style and clears the body of toxins, too. This nostalgic class is now back at MISFITSTUDIO’s new pop-up at 96 Ossington from May 15 – July 15 along with the super popular (and fun) Reformer classes!
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You don’t have to be a fighter to love this class. For anyone who wants to learn how to throw a mean 1-2 punch, head on over to BOLO for the studio’s legendary BOLO Boxing class. No matter your skill level, it’s an intense class that will leave you exhausted yet feeling empowered. Always with a fun playlist blasting, this is the class to check out if you’re looking to mix up your fitness routine!
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Time to clip in and ride to the beat of the music. At Spinco, you start and finish as a team and it’s that motivation that’ll help get you through. With loud beats and low lights, every class feels like a transcending experience. The instructors are so inspirational that you’ll feel like you can do anything when you’re on the bike!
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If you’re looking for a unique fitness studio, congratulations — you’ve found it. Scullhouse Rowing is centred around, you guessed it, rowing. This 55-minute rowing class will have you doing interval training on the rowing machine and also alternating with mat work. The mat work intervals focus on body weight and small dumbbell exercises so it’s not just the upper body you’ll be working, either!
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Perhaps one of Toronto’s more hidden gems is BeHot Yoga and it’s there that you can indulge in one of the best sweats of your life. The studio’s Hot HIIT Pilates class takes you through a journey of movement like no other. This class consists of classic pilates moves like glute bridges but also incorporates burpees, squats, and more all in a room that’s heated to approx. 35°C.
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Known as the world’s greatest workout for a reason, Barry’s Bootcamp is a fave among celebrities and fitness influencers. All the classes happen in the infamous ‘ Red Room’ but it’s not as scary as it sounds, I promise. There’s something being in the dimly-lit space that somehow pushes you further than you ever thought possible. Any class you choose is sure to be top-of-the-line and they all incorporate the use of the treadmill to really get your heart rate up!
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