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 Have fun and get into shape |
3016 5th Avenue Northeast Calgary, AB T2A 6K4 Canada +1 403 248 1166 |
Owned and operated by local Calgarians, The Gym is affiliated with IPFA Gyms worldwide and has Calgary's largest free-weight area and a fabulous cardio theatre so you can watch some TV while you workout. Just some of the other features include tanning beds, free parking and an energetic new Spin class which is a vigorous cycling/aerobic class set to the latest music. The price for a casual visit is CAD7 and memberships are also available. The center is very spacious and exceptionally clean with all new equipment. You can phone The Gym for information or for class schedules. Review © 2007, Wcities |
 Relax and enjoy the excellent facilities |
637 11 Avenue Southwest Calgary, AB T2R 0E1 Canada +1 403 263 3113 http://www.heavensfitness.com/ gm@heavensfitness.com |
Named as one of Canada's top ten fitness clubs, Heavens has two floors of exceptionally well-maintained fitness equipment including free weights, stair climbers, treadmills and more. They offer the most extensive group fitness class schedule in Calgary featuring yoga, Pilates and Tai Chi beginning in September. Massages and personal training are also available. Drop-ins are welcome and you can phone the club in advance to arrange for a free trial visit. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Catch a wave |
2000 Southland Drive Southwest Calgary, AB T24 4S4 Canada +1 403 251 3505 |
Parents and children flock to this massive family-oriented sports and recreation center to scream down the two twisting, diving waterslide chutes, while toddlers use a much tamer third slide. For alternative thrills, one can throw oneself into the massive artificial waves that wash across the wave pool. The leisure center also has twin ice-skating arenas, an exercise room, a sport hall for badminton, basketball or volleyball, racquetball, squash courts, and a gymnasium that features a rock-climbing wall. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Slide the thunder |
2623 56th Street Northeast Calgary, AB T1Y 6E7 Canada +1 403 280 9714 |
A recreational zone, this city-owned pool also offers twin ice arenas servicing mainly local hockey teams, as well as a large gymnasium and a fitness studio. But the real draw is the five-acre indoor waterpark and its feature waterslide, the Pepsi Thunder—a six-storey high climb with a twisting descent. There are four other slides, as well as two hot tubs, a dive tank and a wave pool churning out meter-high play waves. There are kiddie pool areas for toddlers also. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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Catering to your body and soul |
2nd Floor, 805 10 Avenue Southwest Calgary, AB T2R 0B4 Canada +1 403 244 8084 |
This downtown yoga gym offers a variety of classes and workshops for participants of all levels. Sessions are typically 6-14 weeks long and range from intro and beginner classes to advanced instruction. Specialty classes are available for pre-and post-natal yoga, therapeutic yoga, meditation, yoga for backs, and Iyengar yoga. Drop-in classes are CAD10. The centre also holds regular workshops and offers teacher training. Sessions cost between CAD50-115, depending on the duration of the course. Review © 2007, Wcities |
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For relaxation and fitness |
524 11 Avenue South West Calgary, AB T2R 0C8 Canada +1 403 277 3058 http://www.yogamobile.com info@yogainmotion.net |
Tense? Breathe, twist and stretch yourself to relaxation at this downtown yoga studio. Yoga in Motion specializes in Astanga, or Power, yoga that focuses on specialized breathing and postures combined in a sequence of movements. Whether you are a newcomer to yoga or a limber veteran, the studio offers affordable classes for every level of experience. Saturdays are always free for first-timers. Drop-in classes cost CAD 10, and pass cards and memberships are also available at variable prices. There are 32 classes offered each week. Contact the studio for schedules. Review © 2007, Wcities |