Vibe Ride looking to raise $10K for Plaza Midtown location, the first for the brand.
Another cycling studio concept could roll into the Atlanta market early 2015.
Vibe Ride, co-founded by Courtney Anderson, a professor at Georgia State University College of Law, and Rebecca Colett, a marketing manager with the Georgia Lottery, announced in a press release Friday plans to open the spin center in Plaza Midtown.
“The boutique studio will offer rhythmic rides, a style of cycling popularized by Atlanta fitness instructors who will teach riders how to ‘dance on the bike’ while getting an effective workout,” according to the announcement.
Anderson and Colett Friday launched a crowd funding campaign on IndieGoGo to raise $10,000 for the fitness startup.
“The outdoor cycling community will have the opportunity to improve their performance in the off season with Vibe Ride’s performance metric technology that transmits riders’ power output, calories burned, miles biked, and other data to their email and mobile devices after each class.”
Vibe Ride would join big name spin studios Cyc Fitness and FlyWheel as well as a host of other studios nestled in many Atlanta fitness centers.
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Vibe Ride? Sounds like it might do better if located on Cheshire Bridge Road.
Thank you for the wonderful story, and we look forward to hosting the What Now Atlanta readers in our studio!
Love Vibe Ribe! I do FlyWheel and CycFitness and this is the best studio with the most energy! Plus it’s a full hour instead of 45 minutes. Can’t beat it!