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Students during a Pilates class at Rise Fitness + Wellness

Consider this your sign to commit to yourself this year.

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Looking to make fitness a priority in the new year? Enter: Rise Fitness + Wellness, the perfect way to jump-start your journey with various Pilates membership options designed to help you stay consistent and motivated.

With the Unlimited Membership, enjoy access to as many classes as you’d like for $199.20 for the first month when you use code “JUMPSTART” at checkout (regularly $249).

Prefer a more tailored approach? The Rise 6 Membership includes six classes per month for $119.20 for the first month (regularly $149).

Both memberships provide access to Rise’s expert instructors, welcoming community, and diverse class offerings, ranging from reformer and tower Pilates and to high-energy fitness sessions using TRX suspension training.

Make 2025 the year you prioritize your health and wellness with a membership that keeps you accountable to meet your goals.

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