RYDE Leeds: New boutique fitness studio 'resembling five star hotel' to open in Leeds city centre
and live on Freeview channel 276
Offering immersive full-body workouts, RYDE will boast two studio spaces on East Parade.
The business was founded by Kyle Harris, who hopes to tap into changing trends in the fitness industry.
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Hide AdHe believes there is more demand for small and personalised workout sessions, following the rise of Zoom classes during lockdowns.
RYDE will boast high-tech equipment in a space that promises to resemble a five-star hotel.
Guests can choose to purchase blocks of sessions, or take up a full membership.
The studio will initially offer three classes - Cycle, Barre and Flow.
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Hide AdFlow is a high-intensity yoga session with challenging cardio sequences, while Barre is a dance-based workout set to a bass-heavy soundtrack.
RYDE Cycle is a full-body rhythm workout that puts a spin on the classic spin class.
The class previously ran at L1 Performance in Leeds city centre, another studio from the team behind RYDE.
Kyle will also welcome guest speakers to the studio, offering advice on topics ranging from mental health to the latest health and fitness trends.
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Hide AdSpeaking ahead of the launch, Kyle said: “In the midst of a global struggle over the past couple of years for so many, I took the opportunity to ignite my ideas and bring them to life - I am so excited for the upcoming launch of RYDE.
"A boutique studio in the heart of the city centre which is set to empower and inspire you in both mind, body and spirit.'
''Whether you’re on the bike, in the studio or popping in for a coffee you’ll become a part of the community from the get-go.
"We have future plans to expand across the UK and beyond, with Leeds as our home hub and founding studio.
"This is the start of something magical and we can not wait to welcome everyone this summer.”
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