Combining strength, flexibility and fun, pole and aerial fitness classes are an exciting way to work out whilst defying gravity. From artistic moves and poses to graceful spins and strength training, pole and aerial fitness classes are a fantastic way to keep active.  Classes can be found all over Northern Ireland including Flyaway Aerial Studio, 28 Crescent Business Park, Ballinderry Road, Lisburn; Polercise, 185 Donegall Street, Belfast; Wings Pole Studio, Unit 16, D.C. Business Park, Kennedy Way, Belfast and Inverted Pole Academy, North Building, 155 Northumberland Street, Belfast.placeholder image
Combining strength, flexibility and fun, pole and aerial fitness classes are an exciting way to work out whilst defying gravity. From artistic moves and poses to graceful spins and strength training, pole and aerial fitness classes are a fantastic way to keep active. Classes can be found all over Northern Ireland including Flyaway Aerial Studio, 28 Crescent Business Park, Ballinderry Road, Lisburn; Polercise, 185 Donegall Street, Belfast; Wings Pole Studio, Unit 16, D.C. Business Park, Kennedy Way, Belfast and Inverted Pole Academy, North Building, 155 Northumberland Street, Belfast.

Quirky ways to stay active in Northern Ireland

Staying active doesn’t always mean treadmills and weightlifting, or mundane hours spent at the gym. Thinking outside the box for your fitness this year could keep you active and healthier, without even trying.

We’ve scoured the internet to find some quirky ways to stay active throughout Northern Ireland, from gravity-defying pole and aerial fitness classes, to skate socials across the country, redefining what it means to stay active this year.

Here are our top quirky ways to stay active and have fun at the same time.

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