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It’s 4 p.m. on a Sunday afternoon at BFree Yoga Austin. Tiffany Winters closes her eyes, takes a breath and steps to the top of her mat. For the next 90 minutes, she allows herself to focus, slow down and unwind.
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A scroll through @spinsyddy’s Instagram displays picture-perfect #cleaneats, at-home training videos and silly post-workout Boomerangs that chronicle Sydney Torabi’s engagement in the Austin fitness scene. Continue reading “Boutique Gyms, Fitness Subscriptions Grow as Industry Flexes Muscle”
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A previous version of this article originally appeared in Orange Magazine’s Digital Edition V. Written by Kaitlin Reid and Amy Fennie.
For students at the University of Texas at Austin, West Campus is more than a place to rent an apartment: it’s a way of life. For years, fraternities and sororities have welcomed A-list rappers and up-and-coming bands to West Campus as part of their Round Up festivities. But for the past two years, residents have struggled to deal with the West Campus Music Ordinance, which threatens the future of live music in one part of the “Live Music Capital of the World.”
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Running a 5K certainly doesn’t appeal to everyone. But if you provide some beer, blast some upbeat jams through 120 speakers throughout the 3.1-mile course and enlist the infamous Left Shark to cheer everyone on, some initial skeptics might be more willing to participate. Continue reading “The Music Run encourages participants to collectively run to the beat”
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