Raleigh knows how to be fit and have fun. The City of Oaks is ranked as one of the fittest cities in the country and has no shortage of unique ways to stay active.
Our strong fitness community keeps us motivated — especially when snow is in the forecast — but if you need a little extra push and camaraderie, here are five local spots offering unique group fitness classes + activities. Let’s stay warm and hold each other accountable this winter. 💪 
A yoga class at Barre-Up | Photo by Barre-Up Barre-Up, 4224 Beryl Rd. Begin or continue your physical and mental wellness journey with barre, pilates, and yoga classes in a variety of formats. In 2013, this studio became the first to bring Buti Yoga, a musically-driven dynamic yoga class with cardio-dance bursts, deep core conditioning + more, to the Raleigh area.
The Crazy Axe, 3141 Capital Blvd. Maybe you’ve had a rough day or perhaps you feel inclined to let out your inner lumberjack. Whatever the occasion, we recommend trying out Raleigh’s first urban axe throwing venue. Plus, it serves beer, wine + cider.
Midtown Yoga, 200 Park at North Hills St. Center your body and mind with vinyasa, core, and strength yoga flows + meditation. Classes range in temperature from 85-90º and 100-105º.
Ritual, 7428 Creedmoor Rd. Push yourself in a competitive atmosphere during these beat-driven cycling workouts. Each bike is in it’s own plexiglass pod, surrounded by lights and a state-of-the-art sound system.
Triangle Rock Club, 6022 Duraleigh Rd. It’s time to reach new heights. This is your sign to try rock climbing, whether that be bouldering or rope climbing. This facility has 13,000+ sqft. of climbing walls, 40+ lanes of lead and top rope climbing + 7,000 sqft. of world-class bouldering terrain.
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Midtown Pho is right on the money — we are craving Pho during this freezing, sub-thirty degree weather. The base of the soup noodle dish is a beef broth with white onion, green onion and cilantro + is served with basil, beansprouts, jalapeños, lime, sriracha, and hoisin sauce. Add-on: beef, chicken, meatballs, shrimp, or vegetables.
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Editor's pick: Calling all thrifters. Although the NC Vintage Bazaar slated for tomorrow was postponed, fear not — it was only pushed back a week to Sat., Jan. 29. From 11 a.m.-6 p.m., browse thousands of vintage items from around the country during Secondhand Concession Stand’s one-day vintage clothing market. I’ll be there hunting for cool, new (to me) jackets and T-shirts. 👕
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