There's an art to correctly securing your bike. (Bryn Karcha photo)
There's an art to correctly securing your bike. (Bryn Karcha photo)

Where to work out off-campus

September 3, 2013 /

However you want to do it, go out there and just do it. (Bryn Karcha photo)

However you want to do it, go out there and just do it. (Bryn Karcha photo)

This article cannot do the subject of fitness options in the HRM justice. There is simply a  ton of activities to enjoy. Here are only a few of those highlights.

Moksha Yoga Halifax (1512 Dresden Row): Not just for the ladies, hot yoga promises to give everyone a good workout. Give it a shot with one of their $5 karma classes available Fridays at 9 p.m. and Sundays at 6 p.m., or jump right in with their $40 intro month. You’ll be surprised how much you love the sweat!

Cyclone Studio Indoor Cycling Specialists (2-5187 Salter St.): With options that include cycling and more, Cyclone Studio is the place to go for your cardio fix. They offer $5 Karma and Core classes Wednesdays at 7 p.m. as well as a two-week trial for $40.

Run, bike, board and explore: From Point Pleasant Park to the Cable Wharf, there are plenty of sights to be seen while being active. If you’re hesitant to run alone, both Lululemon (5490 Spring Garden) & the Running Room (5514 Spring Garden) offer several free weekly running clubs. What are you waiting for? Get out there and have fun.

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