These Black-Owned Fitness Destinations in Metro Detroit Give Off a Healthy Vibe
Health + Beauty — January 19, 2023 · Updated January 24, 2023 — By Darralynn Hutson
We’re taking this opportunity to spotlight Black entrepreneurs who shape and revolutionize the fitness industry here in Metro Detroit.
January 19, 2023 · Updated January 24, 2023
It’s January and we’re celebrating health and wellness. So we’re taking this opportunity to not only note inspirational Black voices but spotlight Black entrepreneurs who shape and revolutionize the fitness industry here in metro Detroit. In recent years Black fitness gurus have strived to create more inclusiveness in the wellness industry. What can you do to help drive change and promote diversity in this space? Support their businesses.
Whether you’re into a fast-paced SoulCycle class or chill “trap yoga” session, odds are you’ll find a Black-owned destination in your neighborhood that fits your individual interests. Check out a few of our favorites:
Live Cycle Delight
8019 Agnes St., Detroit
Trap Yoga and Massage Studio
3129 Franklin St.
Jabs Gym Eastern Market
2501 Russell St., Floors 2 & 3, Detroit
Essential Hot Yoga
19472 Livernois Ave., Suite 203, Detroit
Sacred Space Yoga Centre
4801 Chrysler Drive, Detroit
Grindtime Fitness
18451 Wyoming Ave., Detroit
Fit by Chrisy G
1938 Franklin St., #104, Detroit
Vibe Ride Detroit
1026 Randolph St., Detroit
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