Open for Fitness: We Tried CorePower Yoga’s One-Hour Yoga Sculpt Class
Here’s a little tried-and-tested fitspiration for International Yoga Day on Monday, June 21.
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Open for Fitness: Easy, Free Online Workout Classes to Try During Lockdown
From sculpt-and-burn to boot camp, web workouts are virtual-ly all we can do. But we’re not complaining.
Open for Fitness: We Worked Out Together at Home with Ward Village’s Boot Camp Class
We decided to shelter-in-shape and tuned in separately to a live boot camp class on Ward’s Instagram, taught by Mike Sapp Fitness. Not gonna lie, one of us wanted to drop the Mike and leave.
HONOLULU Magazine’s Social Distancing Fitness Challenge: Workout with Weights Around the House
No equipment, no problem.
HONOLULU Magazine’s Social Distancing Fitness Challenge: Stretch Your Mind, Body and Soul While You Shelter-At-Home
Strike a pose … yoga-na love it.
HONOLULU Magazine’s Social Distancing Fitness Challenge: Body-Weight Workouts to Try at Home
Some of our favorite local gyms are offering free online workouts, making this week’s challenge to complete an online class that doesn’t require any equipment a piece of cake (mmmm, cake).
HONOLULU Magazine’s Social Distancing Fitness Challenge: Start Running to Get Out
That’s what I’ve been doing since the shelter-in-place order started. So, our challenge to you this Thursday: Jus’ keep runnin’ before your beach bod turns into jiggly junk.
HONOLULU Magazine’s April 2020 Stay-at-Home Fitness Challenge
Every Thursday this month, we’ll send tips and workouts for each week’s theme. Here’s how to join us.
Open for Fitness: We Tried Body Balance’s Ass and Abs Class
’Cause it’s all about that base. Andddd six pack. And slimming thighs. And tight waist. You get the point.
Open For Fitness: We Tried to Bend It Like Bikram at The Yoga Room Hawai‘i’s Vinyasa Class
With all the Christmas drama-la-la-la-la-la-la over, we decided to give our bodies a good, om-azing stretch at a chill yoga studio.
Open For Fitness: Bouldering at The Arch Project Climbing Center
We took a beginner climbing clinic at O‘ahu’s only indoor bouldering gym.
Open for Fitness: So You Think You Can Dance? Check Out Street Jamz Werkout
We took to the streets for a hip-hop class that werked our a$$.
Open for Fitness: Want That Lean Ballerina Body? Then Try This Barre Class at Sweat + Soul in Kaka‘ako
Two girls walk into a barre (class) and try some moves they’ve never done before.
Open For Fitness: We Tried a Stand-Up Paddleboard Class from Paddle Core Fitness
Working our cores without doing planks or situps, and being in the ocean? We’re here for it.
Open for Fitness: How Do You Do Yoga on a Horse? We Found Out at Turtle Bay Resort’s HorSea Yoga
Katrina was thrilled about this mane event. Stacey thought it was going to be a nightmare. Read on to see how everything turned out.
Open for Fitness: We Took a Cycle Class at YMCA Honolulu
Spin classes are all the rage. We put our pedal to the metal for an early-morning workout at the Nu‘uanu Y.
Open for Fitness: We Tried an Intense Cardio Workout at Orangetheory Fitness
Don’t let the orange lights and jacked workers intimidate you.
Open for Fitness: We Tried the Nia Move It Class at Still and Moving Center in Kaka‘ako
We like to move it, move it!
Open for Fitness: We Tried Boxing for the First Time at Pālolo Boxing Club in Honolulu
Sometimes we get a little punchy working for a magazine that has constant deadlines. So, for this month’s fitness adventure, we hit up Pālolo Boxing Club to unleash some aggression.
Open for Fitness: We Tried the Aerial Silk Workout at Samadhi Hawai‘i in Kaka‘ako
This month, we flipped and climbed our way through an aerial silk class.
Open For Fitness: F45 Training Kāhala
We try the latest workout phenomenon to hit Honolulu.
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