Why Summer is the Perfect Time to Start a Workout Routine
- Kaila & Mike Minion
- Jul 4
- 2 min read

We get it — life is busy. Between work, kids, and everything in between, it’s easy to let movement take a backseat. But what if we told you that right now might actually be the best time to begin?
Summer brings a slower pace for many of us. School's out, extracurriculars hit pause, and that constant back-and-forth schedule finally lightens up. And with a little more breathing room in your day, there’s a golden opportunity: the chance to finally start building the habit you’ve been putting off.
Less Hustle, More Routine
With fewer drop-offs, late-night practices, and last-minute errands, your energy isn’t being pulled in a million directions. That makes it easier to say yes to yourself. Whether it’s a morning class, a lunchtime lift, or an evening ride, you have more flexibility to try something new — and actually stick with it.
Stay Cool While You Sweat
Let’s face it — outdoor workouts in the summer heat aren’t for everyone. That’s why our air-conditioned studio makes it easy to beat the heat while still getting your movement in. You’ll feel energized, not overheated, and ready to take on the rest of your day.
Learn to Move Safely and Effectively
Starting something new can be intimidating, but you don’t have to figure it out alone. Our certified instructors and trainers are here to guide you through safe, effective workouts — whether you're building strength, getting your heart rate up, or learning proper form for the first time. You’ll feel supported, confident, and proud of what your body can do.
Build Now, Thrive Later
When you start now, you set the foundation. By the time fall rolls around and the calendar fills up again, your routine is already in place. You’ve carved out that time. You’ve made the commitment. And best of all? You’ve already started seeing the benefits — more energy, more strength, and a whole lot more confidence.
So instead of waiting for life to “slow down” (hint: it never really does), take advantage of this summer slowdown. Get into a groove. Try that strength class. Commit to cycling twice a week. Start showing up for you — and watch what happens.
You’ve got the space. You’ve got the time. You’ve got the reason.