On September 22, 2022, with gyms reopening but many still cautious about indoor spaces, outdoor fitness gained massive popularity. Canadians turned parks, beaches, and backyards into their workout zones, embracing activities like running, yoga, cycling, and even group fitness classes.
The appeal of outdoor fitness was clear. It allowed people to stay active while enjoying fresh air and Canada’s beautiful landscapes. Whether it was jogging through Stanley Park in Vancouver or cycling along Toronto’s waterfront, Canadians made the most of their outdoor spaces.
Fitness trainers adapted to this trend by offering outdoor classes. Boot camps, yoga sessions, and Zumba classes popped up in public spaces, drawing people of all fitness levels. These sessions were often more affordable than gym memberships, making them accessible to everyone.
Social media once again played a role in promoting this trend. Fitness influencers shared outdoor workout routines, inspiring people to stay active. Apps and online groups helped Canadians connect with others who shared their fitness goals.
Outdoor fitness wasn’t just about exercise—it became a way to socialize and connect with nature. Families and friends participated in activities together, making fitness a fun and inclusive experience.
This trend reflected Canadians’ love for the outdoors and their commitment to health and wellness. It also supported mental health, as spending time outside reduced stress and improved mood.
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