A fit city is a happy city. There is a growing trend for neighborhoods to have their own fitness studios, whether it’s yoga or CrossFit. Years ago, giant gyms were the trend, which meant that people traveled from further away to work out. Not so much these days, especially with the newest fitness trends and routines that are being offered, such as pilates, Zumba, cycling classes, etc.
Having a neighborhood gym within walking or biking distance is a big deal for a lot of people. That’s why it’s great to see that Sinatra & Co.’s Mid City Apartments project has landed its first commercial health and wellness tenants. Raw Renewal Yoga (formerly on Court Street, downtown) and Barre Centric (Clarence and East Aurora locations) will be collaboratively occupying spaces within the first floor of the building.
The Mid City Apartments building, located at 1661 Main Street, was aptly named for its central location along a thoroughfare to downtown Buffalo. The building is relatively close to the Elmwood Village, the Medical Campus, and is easily accessible to East Side residents. It’s also along the Metro Rail route, for added convenience.
The teaming up of Raw Renewal Yoga and Barre Centric certainly provides a new spin on the concept of RawBarre. It’s going to be exciting to see these amazing shop fronts activated, by two fitness gurus that have already made a name for themselves in the region.
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