Maria Forrest uses theta brain waves to heal the crazy in ya.
Maria Forrest uses theta brain waves to heal the crazy in ya.
A Pilates studio that doubles as a theta-healing center. What? Owner Maria Forrest goes into meditative state to heal energy blocks. Promise, it’s more subconscious therapy than hippie crap.
Work out old school (like Rocky) at CrossFit, a back-to-basics gym.
Work the body as a unified machine with one-hour sessions. No ellipticals here. Expect intense interval training, incorporating tools like rings, barbells, rowers, and ropes.
Ballet + yoga = the hot new workout at Vert.
Learn key moves for your buns and your beau with lap dance classes.
Painted in burlesque shades of purple and red, the all-women’s gym teaches pole dancing, striptease, and lap dance classes.
No, your natural state does not involve hunching over a keyboard. Stay straight with Andrea Mitchell.
Pilates, weights, and cardio are mixed in a 55-minute workout at this studio in the Mission, which offers classes all day long.
Choreographer/performer Ryan Heffington leads this bumping, jumping, hour-long dance party (some call it a workout — and rightfully so) three times a week. The studio holds 50 and is always full, so take $10 cash and get there early: You don’t want to miss a step.