While treadmills and free weights can get a bit boring, there are plenty of gyms that offer fitness programs that are out of the ordinary. CrossFit, martial arts, Pilates, boxing, cycling ... here is a list of Montreal fitness centres to discover.
This cycling-cardio studio located on avenue du Parc offers indoor high intensity cycling sessions. Spin Énergie draws on courses designed in Los Angeles to offer training that combines spinning and strength exercises performed to the beat of lively music.
Très Studio is a fitness studio offering courses in BarreConcept, yoga and Pilates. The studio offers full training at the barre combining ballet, conditioning, toning and stretching. TrèsStudio also offers a fitness course designed specifically for new moms who wish to regain their pre-pregnancy body.
Located in a huge building reminiscent of a factory, l’Usine CrossFit is aptly named! It offers 10 to 30 minutes of high intensity training which is constantly rotating. Perfect for those who hate routine! There are more than seven Usine CrossFit locations across Quebec.
Located in downtown Montreal, Report Fitness offers a high intensity interval training program that combines cardiovascular and muscular conditioning. According to Report Fitness, this program is effective for losing weight and toning muscles in a very short time.
This 15,000 square foot centre offers several facilities including a gym dedicated to CrossFit and "bootcamp" group-style classes. Their CrossFit classes are offered for both beginners and experts. Citalfort also offers specific training programs and programs for gaining muscle mass.
This cycling-cardio studio located on avenue du Parc offers indoor high intensity cycling sessions. Spin Énergie draws on courses designed in Los Angeles to offer training that combines spinning and strength exercises performed to the beat of lively music.