Since the beginning of lockdown, many of us have embraced the possibilities of keeping fit online.
Many providers have moved their classes to Zoom and participants have turned their spare rooms into small studios.
However, after more than three months of working out at home, many of us are missing the social interaction of attending a class as well as being in the lovely spaces around Bristol.
As lockdown restrictions ease, and gyms and swimming pools are allowed to reopen, we have put together a list of some studios across the city that have reopened.
We have also included fitness classes that are running in parks.
You can read more about the reopening of gyms across the city here.
Have we missed any? If you would like to be included in the list, please contact Estel on estel.farellroig@reachplc.com
Space 238
Located in Stapleton Road, Easton, Space 238 - Coffee House and Yoga Studio has open with a modest programme compared to what they were running before.
From next week, they will have at least one class a day, sometimes more.
You can keep up-to-date on their Facebook page.
Park-Fit for Mums
Running from Oldbury Court Estate, in Fishponds, the bootcamp-style fitness class runs on Tuesday mornings from 9.15am to 10am.
They are only allowing up to six people in the class (including the instructor) so they can keep two metres apart. No kit is provided, but participants are welcome to bring their own.
Find out more about JumpStart Food and Fitness on Facebook.
Yogawest
The studio in Denmark Place, Bishopston, reopened on Monday, July 27.
They are opening with around 12 classes on the timetable, with limited numbers in each while social distancing is in place. All classes must be pre-booked.
You can find out more on their website.
Latin dance classes
Outdor classes of Latin dance 'Bachata' are taking place every Monday from 7.30-10pm in Millennium Square.
There is no need to bring a partner or to have any experience. They will provide 1.2m sticks and hand sanitiser.
Drops ins are welcome or you can book via MoveGB.
Yogafurie
The Ashley Down Road hot yoga studio has also reopened its doors. They are asking participants to bring their own mat and towel.
Head to their website to find out more.
Redpoint Climbing Centre
The climbing centre in Winterstoke Road, in south Bristol, is opening up in phases.
On Julu 27, they reopened to adult climbers - who must pre-book. Members can book 7 days in advance, all others get 72hrs.
From August 3, supervised children will be allowed (again with pre-booking).
Redpoint warns on its website that "there will be a lot of changes to make sure we can keep you all safe". You can find out more here.
Yogasara
The community yoga studio in Picton Street, Montpelier, has reopened.
They are starting with a smaller timetable, and will expand over the summer to more classes by the Autumn.
Find out more here.
Latin Fitness
Run from Castle Park, Latin Fitness is an intense and energetic workout that combines simple dance moves with Latin, dancehall and african music styles.
Classes run several times a week and you can find out more here.
Trika Yoga
The North Street yoga studio in south Bristol will be reopening on Saturday, August 1. They will continue offering classes online.
They will be operating with six students per class. Each spot is segmented off from the other person, with a PVC protective hanging sandwiched between cotton fabric.
You can find out more here.
Clifton Sky Yoga
Clifton Sky Yoga is an aerial yoga studio which offers both aerial yoga and mat based yoga classes. They reopened the physical studio on July 25 but continue to offer online classes.
Find out more about them here on their website.
