Sweat and Tonic, Toronto’s Most Innovative Group Fitness and Wellness Hub, Opens Second Location This Fall at The Well™
Toronto’s most innovative boutique fitness and wellness club, Sweat and Tonic, is set to open their second location at The Well™, the much anticipated 3.1 million-square-foot mixed-use development located in the west end of downtown Toronto.
Since opening their doors in 2019, S&T has fueled 520,000+ workouts with over 205 expertly-programmed HIIT, Ride, Yoga & Pilates group fitness classes weekly at their Yonge and Shuter location. S&T’s new, 25,000 square foot location will open this fall with even more expansive spaces and offerings, including a boutique recovery hub that combines premium spa amenities with state-of-the-art-technology, creating a one-of-a-kind fitness and wellness experience, all under one roof.
Wellness practices fuel fitness sector growth
Canada’s fitness industry is beginning to offer blended services that focus on not only physical, but also mental restoration, experts say.
Regular workout classes are evolving to include infrared spaces or meditation offerings, while others focus on cold therapy. This approach to fitness could be viewed as a well-rounded approach, but it does come with a cost as self-care practices become more prominent.
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The best spinning classes in Toronto take you on a ride, even though your bike isn’t actually going anywhere.
Indoor Fitness Reopens Today
As Ontario enters Stage 3 today, Cristina chats with Morgan Thomas from Sweat and Tonic about how they’re getting ready to reopen their doors.
Gyms Can Finally Reopen Next Week In Ontario & Here’s What You Can Expect
Sweat and Tonic told Narcity via email last week that they plan to reopen their HIIT, Ride, and Yoga studios with enhanced protocols, such as upgraded air filtration and socially-distanced plexiglass dividers.
6 Outdoor Workout Classes With Stunning Views You Can Book In Toronto This Summer
Sweating it out with any outdoor workout class is a great way to get your body moving, but doing it with a view may take your mind off the burn.
These six spots have outdoor workouts with incredible locations, from city streets to beaches and rooftops.
Ontario enters Stage 1 of reopening after several months of lockdown
Ontario starts to reopen after one of the longest COVID-19 lockdowns in the world. People can now shop inside street-facing stores at 15 per cent capacity, eat on restaurant patios and attend fitness classes outdoors.
Toronto’s most innovative and luxurious Fitness & Wellness Hub ‘Sweat and Tonic’ To Unveil Second Location at ‘The Well’ in Toronto
The boutique one-stop fitness and wellness spot, Sweat and Tonic, today announced it will be opening a second location at the The Well in the heart of Toronto’s west end. The Well™ is a 3.1 million-square-foot mixed-use development that stretches for 7.8 acres down the western side of Spadina Avenue from Wellington to Front. Developed by RioCan Real Estate Investment Trust and Allied Properties Real Estate Investment Trust, it combines an elevated retail experience, modern offices, and amenity-rich residential spaces, and is the first of its kind in Canada.
RioCan and Allied Provide Progress Update for The Well™: 110,000 Square Feet of Retail and ~One Million Square Feet of Office Leased To-date
Health & Wellness: approximately 24,000 square feet has been leased to Sweat and Tonic, an advanced and luxurious fitness and wellness hub that provides world-class Yoga, Ride, HIIT, and Pilates classes within three state-of-the-art studios, as well as personal training facilities, cafe, bar, lap pool, spa, beauty, and community spaces.
Toronto’s most innovative and luxurious Fitness & Wellness Hub ‘Sweat and Tonic’ To Unveil Second Location at ‘The Well’ in
The boutique one-stop fitness and wellness spot, Sweat and Tonic , today announced it will be opening a second location at the The Well in the heart of Toronto’s west end. The Well™ is a 3.1 million-square-foot mixed-use development that stretches for 7.8 acres down the western side of Spadina Avenue from Wellington to Front.
Toronto’s most innovative and luxurious Fitness & Wellness Hub ‘Sweat and Tonic’ To Unveil Second Location at ‘The Well’ in Toronto
The boutique one-stop fitness and wellness spot, Sweat and Tonic, today announced it will be opening a second location at the The Well in the heart of Toronto’s west end. The Well™ is a 3.1 million-square-foot mixed-use development that stretches for 7.8 acres down the western side of Spadina Avenue from Wellington to Front.
Toronto is getting a new fitness centre that will be one of its largest
Sweat and Tonic, which already boasts a three-storey “wellness space” with multiple workout studios, a spa and a high-performance nutrition cafe at 225 Yonge Street, announced this week that it will soon be opening a second location in King West.
New downtown Toronto gym to include 50-ft pool and spa
The popular Toronto gym Sweat and Tonic will be opening a second location at the upcoming Front Street development The Well.
Toronto gyms told to close for another month just as they were about to open again
As Ontario heads into a new blanket lockdown, gyms in Toronto are once again trying to cope with another month of uncertainty. Gyms have been closed since Oct. 10, and before that were only open for about 14 weeks on and off at a reduced capacity. Therefore, it shocked no one on Monday when the government extended the lockdown restrictions for fitness centres.
Toronto Gym Owners Say Their Facilities Are Safe And Shutdown Is Unfair
After the Ontario government announced the immediate shutdown of gyms and inside dining at restaurants, fitness club owners are worried about how they will keep their businesses running in the coming weeks.
Toronto Fitness Manager Says Gyms Should Stay Open Because They Are ‘Keeping People Sane’
Morgan Thomas is the General Manager of local gym Sweat and Tonic, which opened in November 2019. On October 10, 2020, the gym was forced to close for 28 days as the region moved back into a modified stage 2. Thomas spoke with Narcity about the current shutdowns, and how she says more transparency is needed in order to justify them.
“Devastating” second wave closure leaves Toronto’s fitness studios in jeopardy
On a warm Saturday morning in Toronto, some residents around the city would generally be making their way to their neighbourhood fitness studios. But, on October 10, like many other mornings earlier this summer, that wasn’t the case.
Gym, restaurant owners dismayed by province’s COVID-19 restrictions
Business owners say the decision to put some COVID-19 hotspots back into a modified Stage 2 is a huge blow for them just as they were bouncing back from the first wave.
“We’re disinfecting shower stalls after every use”: What reopening looks like at five Toronto gyms
Gyms were one of the last class of businesses to reopen—after all, they encourage sweating, lots of machine contact and laborious breathing. But as of July 31, gyms in Toronto had the all-clear from the province to get going. So how are they going to keep their clients Covid-free? We spoke with five gym staffers about all the precautions they’re taking—including outdoor workouts, shower disinfection and hospital-grade air filters—to ensure their clients are safe.
Sunday Somewhere: Get Active Outdoors
Let’s face it, as soon as we shifted to work from home, I essentially transferred my commute time into more couch blogging time… Kudos to any of you who don’t find yourself in this predicament. For those that do, read on for some outdoor activities.
Canadian Businesses To Support This Holiday Season
Even for the areas in Canada that you can physically go to the gym or fitness studios, there’s still a lot of people out there sticking to working out at-home right now. Opt to buy your fitness gurus in your life a membership for a studio that is offering online classes.
7 Fitness Studios In Toronto That Are Finally Reopening
The time has come — gyms and fitness studios are finally reopening and I couldn’t be more excited. As someone who booked in for group fitness classes almost four times a week pre-COVID, switching to at-home workouts was definitely an adjustment, to say the least. Needless to say, I’m more than ready to jump back into my fave classes at my fave fitness studios.
Reviews: Power Pilates @ Sweat and Tonic
This place is ALL about the vibes. A gym of the future: beautiful and zen, with coworking space, a fuel bar and more. We definitely picked up ‘gym’ vibes (as it is indeed a gym and quite large) but to the next level.
Before shut down, I was going to Toronto’s Sweat and Tonic classes at least 4 times a week. It had become a normal routine for me to start my day with a 7:30am 3D HIIT Boxing class, grab a latte from their in house cafe nutbar, and then head upstairs with my laptop to their comfortable working area.
Multiple Toronto Gyms Are Opening As Soon As Friday & They Will Be Totally Different
Grab your gym bags! You can finally go out for a workout sesh starting this Friday in Toronto. As the 6ix moves into stage three, multiple Toronto gyms are reopening. Sweat and Tonic have announced that they will be taking gym-goers this Friday, with other venues set to open in the next coming weeks.
What to expect at local gyms and fitness studios that have reopened in Stage 3
Gyms and fitness studios have been given the go-ahead to reopen, with safety measures in place, after the Ontario government’s announcement that Toronto and Peel Region can move to Stage 3… For those looking to get back to gyms in Stage 3 — here is a look at what local fitness studios are preparing for their clients to keep everyone safe.
Toronto fitness studio offering free classes this long weekend
As gyms begin reopening in Toronto on Friday, spin studio Sweat and Tonic has announced it will be offering free classes all weekend long. Just in time for the long weekend, the downtown studio’s complimentary classes will begin on Friday, July 31, and run until Monday, August 3.
Gym Day: What to expect when we can finally return to gums as the cities reopen
Around the world, businesses are starting to reopen in phases, including fitness centres and many of us, unmotivated by at-home workouts, are eager to work out at a gym again.
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Virtual yoga: tone up and peek inside some of the world’s most striking yoga studios
Wellness centres have closed their doors due to COVID-19 but many are adapting quickly to a locked-down society by offering virtual yoga classes. Those struggling with long days sitting on the couch can get their daily exercise via digital yoga, pilates and meditation classes – and see inside some spectacular studios around the globe at the same time.
Here’s how gyms in Ontario are preparing to reopen
As Ontario slowly lets certain businesses start to reopen, gyms are trying to figure out what changes they’re going to need to make when it’s their turn so that customers and staff are safe. However, it’s been challenging for them to come up with concrete plans, as there have been no official guidelines released.
This is how yoga studios in Toronto are dealing with the coronavirus pandemic
Most gyms in Toronto have chosen to close temporarily in response to COVID-19 and yoga studios are starting to follow suit. Following an exponential increase of coronavirus cases across Toronto in the last few days, some of the hottest and sweatiest spaces in the city have announced their closures.
How fitness studios in Toronto are planning to reopen during the pandemic era
As more Ontario retail stores reopen, and the province continues Stage One of its framework to get the economy back on track, gyms, and fitness studios are still awaiting their green light.
How Will Fitness Studios Operate During Covid-19?
Although fitness studios and gyms were some of the first businesses to close their doors amid the Covid-19 pandemic, the industry was quick to pivot to online services through offering at-home streaming workouts.
6 Toronto Gyms With Free Classes You Can Take Without Leaving Your Room
With many gyms across the city shutting their doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic, it can be hard to get in a workout. However, Toronto gyms are now coming together to offer online workouts for those who still want to stay active during these difficult times.
Toronto gyms are taking their classes online to help you stay fit
Gyms in Toronto have closed their doors due to the state of emergency brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, but some have decided to move their classes online and some are even offering group classes through Zoom. If you want to get your heart rate up and get your sweat on, you’ll want to check out some of the dynamic workouts being offered virtually.
10 Toronto Fitness Studios Offering Free Workouts You Can Do From Home
If you’re someone who lives for their workouts at the gym, then odds are you’re probably chomping at the bit for not only a good sweat sesh, but contact with the world outside your home. Not only will working out from home keep you in shape, but it’ll give you something other than COVID-19 to think about. Plus, it’s a great way to connect with friends because you can FaceTime and do a workout together — brilliant, right? Due to all of the gyms being closed right now, many have stepped up and are offering live classes and free workouts.
These Canadian gyms are offering free workouts on Instagram, Facebook and more
Countless businesses, including gyms, trainers, fitness centres and community centres, have been affected by COVID-19. With physical exercise being something to improve our health and immunity, it is important not to totally neglect it.
Thankfully, there are many Canadian gyms, influencers and training facilities using Facebook, Instagram and other apps to offer free virtual fitness classes during these times of change. The sessions are great for keeping the entire family active and sharing a bonding experience among all participants.
At-Home Workouts You Can Stream From Our Fave Canadian Studios
Luckily, some of my favourite fitness studios across Canada are now streaming at-home workouts. And the majority of them are doing it for free, despite having to close their gyms and studios and lose weeks worth of business to help prevent the spread of coronavirus.
Great Workouts You Can do From Home During The Coronavirus Shutdown
Gyms and Fitness studios in Toronto were among the first places to close their doors to the public due to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) shutdown. Amidst raised health concerns across the globe, it was the responsible thing to do. Now what? It can be hard to change up your routine of going to your favourite gym or workout class. As more and more businesses continue to shut down, we’re seeing people start to adapt well using social media. Creativity is really coming out and it’s great to see all the pro-active actions people are taking to adopt #SocialDistancing.
8 TORONTO FITNESS AND YOGA STUDIOS OFFERING ONLINE CLASSES (STAY STRONG AND SUPPORT A LOCAL BUSINESS!)
Stressed? Anxious? Worried? You are certainly not alone (well, you are, but only physically!) We are all united by the internet right now, and many service providers and businesses are coming through to support us online – you definitely do not need to sacrifice your daily workout because you’re social distancing. Now is the time to prioritize movement and releasing pent up stress, and you can get in your daily dose of movement from your living room, thanks to the local gyms / yoga and pilates studios who are offering online classes during this time.
10 Canadian Fitness Studios Offering Free Streaming Workout Classes
Although local studios have shut down due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many are dedicated to bringing the fitness community together by offering free at-home workouts via social media.
6 Canadian Gyms That Are Offering Free Online Fitness Classes While They’re Closed
Through social media, gyms and fitness centres have been offering instruction and workouts to anyone across the country, and there are a number of them that are doing this for free. You don’t even have to have a membership to participate.
Toronto gyms are now offering free online classes on Instagram
On Sunday, yoga studios and gyms began shutting down operations temporarily in an effort to reduce the risk to the public.
As quickly as they closed their doors, many gyms and meditation studios pivoted to offering online videos on Instagram Live and IGTV as a way to leverage their platforms for social good, and connect with their local community.
This One-Stop Wellness Hotspot in Toronto Tends to All Your Feel-Good Needs
Picture this: A place where you can run, box, weight-train, spin, and do yoga, all under one roof, and also have a healthy bite to eat, get a facial, engage in a private meditation session, hang out with friends, shoot off a few emails, and get ready après-sweat for wherever else your day may take you (should there be any more time left in your day). What you should be picturing is Sweat and Tonic, Toronto’s new (and first) wellness hub.
Multipurpose Workout Spaces
Sweat and Tonic creates a specialized fitness experience that welcomes the highest quality of wellness in one space. Members are able to challenge themselves in mental and physical ways while also playing a part in building a sense of a community that grows together.
7 Toronto Fitness Classes That Got Me Out Of My Workout Slump
With all the hype around Sweat and Tonic, I couldn’t pass up this one on my grand tour of Toronto gyms. I mean, they have meditation pods, Consonant facials, and a Nut Bar in the lobby! And the class didn’t disappoint either.
6 NEW TORONTO STORE OPENINGS TO KNOW ABOUT THIS MONTH
If you have a gym membership, you probably feel guilty for wanting to try different classes. That’s why Sweat and Tonic needs to be on your fitness hit list. This new space just opened across from the CF Toronto Eaton Centre and it features a spin studio, hot room, and a HIIT room. S&T offers more than just fitness classes, too. Visit the Nutbar cafe for a snack or post-workout smoothie and even indulge in some self-care at the spa for a massage!
Inside Sweat and Tonic, a new boutique fitness club with a cocktail lounge and a meditation pod
David Ingram, CEO of financial services company Goeasy, is a fitness zealot. His ideal workout is a combination of high intensity interval training (HIIT), spin and yoga, which meant he often found himself jumping around town between his favourite workouts. So he decided to bring all his favourite studios and trainers together. His new studio, Sweat and Tonic, is a millennial twist on the old-fashioned racquet club, with several boutique fitness trends—hot yoga, HIIT workouts, box fit and spinning—under the same roof, as well as super-food café, a meditation pod, cocktail lounge and co-working spaces. Here’s a peek inside.
Toronto’s Newest Gym Bar Lets You Sip Cocktails After Your Workout
If you’re into working out and indulging in the occasional beverage, then this Toronto gym might be the spot for you. The city just got a new facility that is the ultimate place to live your healthiest life. Sweat and Tonic in Toronto offers a unique gym experience, where you can workout and sip on some delicious cocktails all in the same location.
Sweat and Tonic
Sweat and Tonic is a three-storey wellness space that combines three workout studios, a co-working space, a cafe, and spa under one roof.
The 16,000-square-foot space, located on the corner of Yonge and Shuter, was three years in the making and incorporates all of Toronto’s fitness addictions: yoga, meditation, spin, and HIIT boxing.
SWEAT AND TONIC IS A THREE-LEVEL WELLNESS MECCA
So, you’ve finally found the sweatiest HIIT class, the most zen yoga flow, and powerhouse cycle studio. There are so many places in Toronto offering top-quality workouts, it’s not hard to do.
The problem comes in when you’re spending your precious time running all around the city just to get to your favourite sweat spots while trying to balance a healthy social life to boot. But, that’s all about to change.
Unique Fitness Concept ‘Sweat and Tonic’ Opens in Downtown Toronto
A newly launched boutique fitness concept has officially opened in downtown Toronto. Located at 225 Yonge Street, on the corner of Yonge and Shuter, Sweat & Tonic is the city’s newest hotspot for fitness enthusiasts at a time when other concepts are also expanding in the city.
Encompassing 16,000 square feet in a historic three-storey facility steps from the CF Toronto Eaton Centre – North America’s busiest mall – Sweat & Tonic positions itself as a state-of-the-art, world-class boutique fitness and wellness hub.
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Toronto’s recently opened Sweat and Tonic—a three-storey fitness emporium equipped with boxing, spinning and yoga studios, as well a communal workspace and bar—also offers 20-minute meditation sessions in a state-of-the-art relaxation pod.
TORONTO’S BEST GYMS AND STUDIOS
Unveiled in 2019, Yonge Street’s Sweat and Tonic is a complete wellness destination. A stunning and refined multi-level facility designed for both sweat and social, you’ll find a HIIT, yoga, and cycle studio, as well as two community lounges, a nutbar cafe, a cocktail bar, a members-only social and work space, meditation pods, infrared saunas, and fully-stocked locker rooms. What more could you ask for?
8 New Places In Toronto You And Your BFF Need To Visit To Start 2020 Off Right
Stop by Sweat and Tonic for a workout, spa service, or even a drink. This unique new concept fitness centre has everything you need for a fun day out with a friend.
WELLNESS CLUBS ARE A ONE-STOP SHOP FOR HEALTH AND FITNESS
For years, boutique fitness studios have been the new black. From Barry’s Bootcamp and Lagree Studios to SoulCycle and F45, these smaller, niche—and often luxury—fitness brands have been popping up everywhere, and inspiring cult-like followings of loyal exercisers.
Well, there’s a new kid on the block delivering all of your health and fitness needs, literally under one roof.
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