SEATTLE FITNESS MAGAZINE

A showcase of the city's electrifying fitness scene and the incredible community thriving on the gym floor. Join us on this exhilarating journey to elevate your fitness game!

Clodagh and Shane Lucey crossing the finish at HYROX Las Vegas

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From a 37-Minute 5K to HYROX Pro Doubles: Clodagh Lucey

HYROX is an indoor fitness race: eight 1-kilometer runs, each followed by a workout station.

A past International Yoga Day event in the Glasshouse, with a full room of people in tree pose on blue mats beneath the red, orange and yellow suspended glass sculpture.

3 min read

Who teaches yoga under the Chihuly sculpture this fall

The mats go down under a 100-foot-long Chihuly sculpture.

A large crowd on yoga mats mid-class on the lawn in front of the rusted towers of Gas Works Park in an earlier season.

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Yerbana's Yoga in the Park wraps its 2026 season at Gas Works

Yerbana's Yoga in the Park closed its 2026 season on Thursday, September 17, with Session #19 at Gas Works Park, billed as "the final Yoga in the Park of the 2026 season".

Walkers posing for a group photo in a parking lot at the 2025 edition of this walk, then called the Phinney, Fremont and Ballard Fall Frolic.

4 min read

He walked across America. His next walk is named for a raccoon.

Holden Minor Ringer, who organizes the Seattle Super Saunter walks, once walked from La Push, Washington, to New Haven, Connecticut.

The 2015 Head of the Lake regatta on a rainy autumn day (Nov. 8, 2015), looking along the Montlake Cut toward the Montlake Bridge, with spectators on the bridge and along the walls and a coxed quad in the foreground.

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Head of the Lake regatta, Nov. 1: the people its cups are named for

On Sunday, Nov. 1, Head of the Lake crews race 3 miles from the College Club dock on Lake Union, through Portage Bay and the Montlake Cut, to a finish near the UW's Conibear Shellhouse.

A climber mid-move across a bouldering wall at Vertical World, spotters and onlookers beside him.

3 min read

Tyson Schoene Built Vertical World's Climbing Pipeline

Tyson Schoene has run the Vertical World Climbing Team, which started in Redmond in 2002 with seven athletes on the roster.

The pack mid-race on a wet, tree-lined park road, team kit through the middle, course tape behind.

3 min read

Breakfast Racing Team Went From Ride Club to Nationals

Mackenna Lees met Ella Dorband through cyclocross racing in 2018.

A member mid-burpee in the foreground and another mid-wall-ball throw behind him, in Root Strength's black-painted Georgetown unit, rings overhead.

3 min read

Rehab, HYROX and Muay Thai Share a Georgetown Floor

Joe Rellora is a Doctor of Physical Therapy with more than ten years in outpatient orthopedic and performance rehab, and he spends his week doing two jobs without changing buildings. He treats patients at Root Physical Therapy. Then he coaches strength classes at Root Strength. Both businesses operate out of the same roughly 9,000 square foot unit at 6332 6th Ave S, Unit A, in Georgetown, where a third business, Muók Boxing, runs a Muay Thai and boxing gym on the same floor.

A member driving a sled push mid-rep on Athletic Form's SoDo floor, a coach watching, others on wall balls and a rower behind.

3 min read

Robel Woldu Built Seattle's HYROX Floor

Robel Woldu founded Athletic Form in 2013.