Spinhouse Cycling Studio – Let’s Do This!

Indoor cycling isn’t new to the fitness world but the model has been revived and amped up in recent years. Now the spin experience is like no other and will knock you senseless. You’ll be intensely panting and sweating in a compact room with fellow spinners in a full body synchronized rhythm. Their vibe along with the instructors’ motivation will push you through the hour-long class. By the end, you’ll be amazed how hard you’ve worked and what your mind and body can accomplish.

Everything About Spinhouse

Indoor cycling isn’t new to the fitness world but the model has been revived and amped up in recent years. Now the spin experience is like no other and will knock you senseless. You’ll be intensely panting and sweating in a compact room with fellow spinners in a full body synchronized rhythm. Their vibe along with the instructors’ motivation will push you through the hour-long class. By the end, you’ll be amazed how hard you’ve worked and what your mind and body can accomplish.

Vancouver and the Lower Mainland have caught the spin fever with a surplus of studios popping up, many of which have a cult-like following. The newest to open its doors is SpinHouse Cycling Studio at a commercial/retail strip mall, located in south Surrey. Janks Design Group worked with the owners to design a spacious fully stocked facility with an electrifying spin room. The interior is modern, pristine and highly functional including large change rooms, shower facilities, lockers, stretch area and even a childminding room. The state of the art spin room is candle lit and clad in black with inspirational text and rubber flooring. Once you’re set up, feet clipped in and the door is closed, anticipation takes over and rightfully so. Get ready to steadily climb to your maximum capacity. The energetic instructor talks you through the burn while they orchestrate the pulsating beats and 1000 LED bulbs dancing above your head. It’s a party on a bike that will tone your entire body!

For that one hour, fully release all your stresses, burn a ridiculous number of calories and connect with others next to you. Post-workout, catch your breath and refuel at the Recharge Juice Bar with cold-pressed juices and fresh smoothies. Leave feeling utterly charged to take on what may come!

Check out their video to get you pumped up! Ride On!!

Find out more about this amazing concept at www.spinhouse.ca

SpinHouse Cycling Studio
16041 24 Ave, Unit 10
Surrey, BC V3Z9H7
604 560-5555

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