Gym Owner Finds Success Focusing On Fitness, Athleisure
A local fitness studio and boutique has found a recipe for growth during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Fitness
Fitness Helps Fight Heart Disease & Cancer, New Study Says
A new study from The Cooper Institute, with researchers from Harvard and Stanford, examined the relationship with fitness and mortality. Researchers found that higher fitness levels reduced the rate of heart disease and cancer related deaths in men.
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Comings and Goings
The gym for climbers will open in the second half of 2020 with a 37,000 square-foot rock climbing gym, a yoga studio, climbing classes, and an outdoor fitness area operated by El Cap.
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Lagree Fitness Studio, TIGHT, Sets University Park Opening Date
TIGHT is the first studio in Dallas to offer the newest M3X Megaformer developed by Sebastian Lagree.
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Solidcore Location Opens in Preston Hollow Village
A unique twist on the Pilates and boot camp-style fitness methods, Solidcore offers a 50-minute, intense, full-body workout utilizing a patented machine created for specifically for the studio.
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SESSION Pilates Studio Coming to Lovers Lane
The non-traditional, community-focused reformer Pilates studio is opening its third location this year in University Park.
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TruFusion Coming to Dallas
Five studios under one roof is the motto behind a new fitness center slated to open this spring near NorthPark
Read moreWorkout Wonders
Let’s be honest; you, me, and most Americans have already eased up on the slew of New Year’s resolutions we
Read moreDel Frisco’s 5K
Oct. 21 Del Frisco’s Restaurant Group based in Southlake, Texas hosted its 4th annual 5K walk/run benefiting CitySquare. 500+ runners
Read moreGet Going at the Ballet Burn
The Park Cities’ new fitness studio, The Ballet Burn, is not like your average barre workout. Here, groups of women
Read moreGym Packs One-Two Punch
In a neighborhood bordered by Dallas North Tollway and I-35, Maple Avenue Boxing Gym is churning out class after class
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