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Rise Fitness + Wellness: Your holiday self-care solution

Now is the ideal time to prioritize personal wellness to feel empowered heading into the new year.

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The holidays are a whirlwind, but don’t let the seasonal hustle and bustle push your self-care aside. Now’s the perfect time to commit to your health and feel stronger going into the new year. How? Meet Rise Fitness + Wellness, an all-levels Pilates studio with focused classes to help you stay consistent without the stress of a crowded gym.

At Rise, class sizes are limited to six and experienced instructors provide personalized guidance, giving you the benefits of private training without the hefty price tag.

Members also get to experience:

  • Class variety: From Pilates to strength training, there’s something for everyone.
  • Flexible scheduling: Rise offers convenient class times to fit your busy life.
  • A supportive community: This studio’s welcoming environment motivates and inspires.

Why wait until January? Start now and enjoy feeling empowered, energized, and ready to take on whatever the season throws your way.

Bonus: COLAtoday readers can save 10% on the Pilates Starter Pack now through Monday, Dec. 2 with code: COLATODAY at checkout.

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