
The prominence of group fitness classes has motivated a startup to rethink the old-school exercise video, and the company is rolling out a platform for gyms to share recorded workouts online.
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The prominence of group fitness classes has motivated a startup to rethink the old-school exercise video, and the company is rolling out a platform for gyms to share recorded workouts online.
A major gym chain is bulking up its Colorado business with plans for eight more locations, including spots on Colorado Boulevard in Denver and Hampden Avenue in Englewood.
Keeping up its fast-paced expansion, a local gym chain has added new locations near Stapleton and in LoHi, and its owner doesn’t intend to slow down yet.
With plans for more than 50 bikes, flat-screen TVs and a DJ booth, a fitness brand is setting up its first area location in Greenwood Village, and its franchise owners have plans for two more.
After a six-year streak, a CrossFit studio hosted its last workout on Friday.
In its first Colorado location, a Chicago fitness concept focused on ballet-based exercise is setting up shop on Larimer Street in hopes of adding something new to the local gym scene.
A local ski resort is hosting a burger festival this weekend as other spots bait summer tourists with wine, music, biking and more.
For customers with serious coin, a Colorado RV builder is designing a new model that’s even bigger and badder for a week off the grid. And to help produce beefy rigs, the firm is also adding 7,000 square feet to its production facility.
A firm that runs several trail-finding websites for hikers, bikers, climbers, runners and skiers has been acquired by the outdoor retail giant.
May’s weather left the Denver area’s rivers at high levels, signaling an extended season ahead for the rafting business.
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