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🏋️ Workin’ on our fitness
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However you move, there’s a Chattanooga gym for you. | Photo provided by Kyle House Fitness
Exercising doesn’t look the same for everyone — and it’s always fun to switch up your Riverwalk runs to try something new.

Fortunately, Chattanooga is home to many opportunities for exercise, whether you enjoy lifting weights, cardio, or Pilates. Use this guide as a resource for all things fitness in the Scenic City.

Pro tip: Not sure which to try first? Try out multiple gyms with a free trial on ClassPass.

YMCA of Metro Chattanooga, locations vary

The Downtown location has been serving the Chattanooga community for over 150 years, offering classes and programs for folks of all ages. From group exercise classes to personal training to recreational sports — there’s something for everyone. See membership options.

Chattanooga Fitness Center, 1254 E. 3rd St.

The Chattanooga Fitness Center is free of cost + requires no memberships. Check out a variety of weekly classes like total body fitness, yoga, women’s weightlifting, and more. Note: Children under 12 are not allowed and kiddos ages 13-17 require guardian supervision.

NOOGAtoday | Chattanooga Fitness Club

Chattanooga Fitness Club aims to empower women through small group and personal training.

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Chattanooga Fitness Club, 3829 Hixson Pk.

This club offers women’s small group personal training (up to seven members) + private one-on-one personal training and nutritional coaching. Deal: Get a 30-minute complimentary transformation strategy session that includes a free InBody Scan to help create a roadmap for your fitness goals.

Kyle House Fitness, 1635 Chestnut St.

Along with various HIIPfit, circuit party, lift, and flow classes, this gym has been highlighted for its high-quality personal trainers. Whether it’s physical fitness, sports conditioning, yoga, or aesthetic training — they have a certified trainer to help you out. Deal: Check out the promotions page for deals on memberships + receive your first class and PT consultation for free.

Lookout Fitness, 1304 McCallie Ave.

The whole family can join in on CrossFit group classes, nutrition coaching, and personal training at this local gym. Classes are constantly varied, infinitely scalable, and focused on high-intensity workouts. Deal: Learn more + meet the team during your free consultation.
 
Asked
 
What’s your biggest gym pet-peeve?
A. Loud grunting/noises
B. Not wiping down equipment
C. Not re-racking weights
D. Talking loudly on phone
E. Reserving machines/equipment with a water bottle
F. Other
 
 
Events
 
Friday, March 29
  • BIAS | Friday, March 29 | 7 p.m. | Songbirds Guitar & Pop Culture Museum, 206 W. Main St., Chattanooga | $20-$45 | See “The Voice” star perform in his hometown — all ticket proceeds will benefit Songbirds’ Guitars for Kids program.
Saturday, March 30
  • 2nd Annual Happy Hoppy Spring Market & Egg Hunt | Saturday, March 30 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | Heritage Park, 1428 Jenkins Rd., Chattanooga | Free+ | Shop a spring market, take photos with the Easter Bunny, play games, and join in on the egg hunt at 1 p.m.
  • Warner Park Easter Egg Hunt | Saturday, March 30 | 11 a.m.-2 p.m. | Warner Park, 1254 E. 3rd St., Chattanooga | Free+ | Bring the kids (ages 11 and under) to hunt for thousands of hidden eggs + enjoy games, live music, and food vendors.
  • The Great Adult Egg Hunt and Hoppy Hour | Saturday, March 30 | 1-5 p.m. | Sculpture Fields at Montague Park, 1800 Polk St., Chattanooga | $7-$10 | Adults will join in on the egg hunt fun + end the afternoon with a hoppy hour at 43 Station St.
Sunday, March 31
  • Easter at Coolidge | Sunday, March 31 | 8-11:30 a.m. | Coolidge Park, 150 River St., Chattanooga | Free+ | Hunt for over 100,000 eggs and enjoy complimentary coffee + donuts at this family-friendly event.
Monday, April 1
  • Chair Fitness | Monday, April 1 | 4:30-5:30 p.m. | Chattanooga Fitness Center, 1254 E. 3rd St., Chattanooga | Free | This gentle fitness class will work on core areas and balance.
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News Notes
 
Civic
  • The City of Chattanooga’s offices will be closed in observance of Good Friday today, March 29. While the Birchwood Landfill will be closed until Monday, April 1, other trash and recycling services will operate on holiday hours. Note: The Chattanooga Public Library will also be closed. (Chattanoogan.com)
Traffic
  • Northbound lanes of Gunbarrel Road (in the 1900 block) will be reduced to one lane + shift to the center lane now through Monday, April 22 for crews to decommission a natural gas line. The traffic pattern in will be in place daily from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Transit
  • Finley Stadium + First Horizon Pavilion recently opened an Electrify America charging station at 1826 Reggie White Blvd. The station features six hyper-fast charging ports that are “capable of speeds up to 350 kW.” Folks can use the service by paying via credit or debit cards and a mobile app. (Chattanoogan.com)
Awards
  • Nominations are now open for United Way of Greater Chattanooga’s Celebrate Awards, recognizing local nonprofits and volunteers who serve our community. The five categories include “Innovator of the Year” + “Nonprofit Leader of the Year.” Send in your nominations.
Cause
  • Amada Tapas will host a special dining experience on Saturday, April 20 from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. in support of Naughty Cat Cafe. Ticket holders will get a champagne and charcuterie happy hour + a four-course vegetarian and wine pairing meal.
UTC
  • National veterans organization Military Friendly recently designated UTC as a military-friendly + military spouse-friendly school. Schools that are deemed military-friendly “strive toward and succeed in the areas that matter most in helping veterans make the transition from the military to school.” (University of Tennessee Chattanooga)
Plan Ahead
  • We’ve got some hoppy news coming your way. The annual Chattanooga Beer Fest will return to the First Horizon Pavilion on Saturday, May 25. This 21+ event will feature unlimited samples from local and regional breweries, food trucks, and live entertainment.
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🎶 What’s in store for Nightfall?
NOOGAtoday | Nightfall
Join the community on Friday nights in the heart of Chattanooga’s downtown. | Photo provided by Chattanooga Tourism Co.
Nightfall, Chattanooga’s longest-running outdoor concert series hosted by Chattanooga Presents, will return for its 37th season this summer.

The 15-week string of summer concerts held at Miller Plaza will begin on May 24, and continue every Friday evening through Aug. 30.

Along with the live music performances, folks can gather in and around Miller Park to enjoy food trucks, local artisan vendors, lawn games + activities for the whole family.

The shows will run from 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. each night — opening with a local band performance before the national headliner of various genres. Check out some of the headlining artists below + view the full schedule online.
  • May 24 | Erica Falls & Vintage Soul
  • June 28 | Road to Nightfall winners (TBD)
  • July 26 | Prince T + Off the T.O.P. (a local double bill)
  • Aug. 2 | “This cool headliner can’t be announced until after Bonnaroo”
  • Aug. 16 | Nick Lutsko & The $100K Band
  • Aug. 30 | AJ Lee & Blue Summit
 
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The Wrap
 
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Several latte art throwdowns are happening around town in April like Rembrandt’s Grand Reopening + The Daily Ration’s neighborhood competition. I might have to revisit my old barista days and join in on the fun.
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