Classes in Calgary
Family Yoga at Calgary’s Soul Studio is Great For You and Your Little Yogis
Instilling a love of exercise is something most of us parents would like to do for our children. And a great way to do that is with this family-friendly, fun yoga class.
This Fitness Program in Calgary Truly Understands Moms
These affordable, flexible classes offered by Maria Schuba—a mom of two and prenatal/postnatal fitness expert—are all about helping us regain our strength and, more importantly, our confidence.
Calgary’s Reading Foundation Helps Kids Get Ahead in Reading & Math
This private clinic helps students of all ages to achieve their highest learning potential. We all know how important it is to instill a love of learning at an early age, and these thoughtful yet fun programs do just that.
Get Creative at DIY Craft Studio Pinnovate
Pinnovate is Calgary’s first DIY craft studio, and it’s THE place for kids and adults to get creative.
Victoria Park CrossFit’s Mama and Tykes Program
Victoria Park CrossFit has developed a Mom & Tykes Program. This tailored 8-week session is a stepping stone to joining their regular group classes and addresses pelvic floor, core stability and mobility issues caused by motherhood.
Barre Body Studio Mommy and Me Classes
Taught abs, tight buns, a graceful demeanor—what’s not to envy about ballet dancers? Fortunately, barre classes have swept the city…
Junction 9 Prenatal Pilates and Yoga Classes
As much as we love our babies, we don’t love all the stress they put on our bodies, especially during…
Breathe Parkour
Mom, meet Parkour, the fitness craze for anyone who loves flipping, flying and courageous climbing—especially kids.
The Dailey Method
Alignment plus balance equals results at The Dailey Method, an inventive new Calgary fitness studio. Focusing on core stability, this barre/pilates workout is gentle enough to do every day and they even offer childcare.
Poppy Innovations is a Recipe for Success
Gate to plate workshops run by Poppy Innovations encourage families to whip up healthy and delicious meals. Opt for one-time classes or six-week sessions that teach families how to prepare (and even grow) wholesome food.