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Time to fulfil your upcoming New Year’s resolution
So you’ve finally decided to carry out your New Year’s resolution and you are determined. You started to follow a meal plan, made a weekly workout routine, and even created a gym playlist. That’s great! But where do you go to get started on your fitness journey? Whether you want to lose weight, gain muscle, or learn boxing and muay thai, plenty of workout studios specialise in them—and this article lists a few of our tried and tested favourites.
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Hype 24/7 Fitness
For workouts that’ll get you hyped up and force you to be consistent, Hype 24/7 Fitness is your best bet. With weekly classes on Yoga, Spinning, Pilates, Zumba, Piloxing, and more, it’s hard to miss a single day, not to mention the warm company that’ll encourage you to break records and improve.
Elite Boxing and Muay Thai Gym
Led by head coach and former Olympian Arlo Chavez, Elite Boxing and Muay Thai Gym trains champions. With some of the best trainers in the Metro available, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a professional boxer or Muay Thai fighter.
Bare MNL
Test your limits and achieve your dream body in a few months. Bare MNL guarantees to change the shape of your body with just one BARE class a week. The best part? BARE MNL’s community of gym goers foster a culture that rides the feel-good wave. Train hard, party harder is their motto, and you wouldn’t want to miss out.
Curves
A woman-only gym for those who want to work out in peace, Curves offers a safe space for women to get healthier and stronger through a non-intimidating group studio setting. If you’re unsure about going to the gym alone, this is the place for you—who knows? You might make some new gym buddies during your stay.
At home
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Nothing beats the comfort of home. But you’ll need to build your own gym before you start working out at home. A few dumbbells won’t be enough for a full workout routine, so get started with getting cardio equipment like treadmills and bikes. Technogym's equipment lines are a great brand to consider, which strikes the perfect balance between mechanical and digital engineering—giving you superior health tracking and training.
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