
Torrey Newman aspires to take her 45-minute “Pilates on steroids” workout nationally next year. But first she’s grabbing more local market share with two new outposts.
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Torrey Newman aspires to take her 45-minute “Pilates on steroids” workout nationally next year. But first she’s grabbing more local market share with two new outposts.
An Avon-based company that makes bags for ski gear has debuted soft bags that keep boots warm.
Five years after buying a Cherry Creek franchise, Julie Gordon has added a second barre fitness studio on Lowell Boulevard.
A pair of sisters is pushing into a fast-growing part of the fitness market: cycling gyms.
Foregoing traditional RVs, Coloradans this year more than ever seemed to be searching for the unique vehicles that could withstand rough roads to get to the most remote places.
The owner of AKZ Paddle Co. has recently secured a design patent on paddle boards meant for dry land.
Centennial startup Alpine Media Technology makes screens for lifts that display trail maps, events and traffic reports.
The thumping music and gyrating stationary bikes at a Sloan’s Lake studio are causing headaches for the landlord, who is threatening eviction.
Two former teachers are stretching their yoga and barre business to Park Hill’s hippest new block.
Sunday was the last day to tee off at the nearly 100-year-old course, after the city of Aurora announced its official closure last month.
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