We get it. Working out sucks. And for us busy Bostonians, it’s not exactly high on our list of priorities. After a ten-hour day packed with meetings, deadlines, and a never-ending stream of emails, who wants to head to the gym for a sweat session on the elliptical? You’d rather get a drink with your other work-weary buds. We hear you. But now you don’t have to choose between staying fit and a great night out with friends.
Introducing #HappyHourAthlete, the event. Join us September 24th at Game On! and check out tons of awesome local gyms, studios, classes, sports leagues all in one place. For only $15, you and your friends can booze, browse, score some swag and discounts, and maybe even find a workout that’s…dare I say it…fun.
Want to relive your little league glory days? Sign up for a casual softball league. See if there is a local Zumba class where you can finally show off you killer moves. Or join the likes of Jake Gyllenhaal and Katie Holmes and go bootcamp with your workout. The celebrity fitness favorite Barry’s Bootcamp will be at Happy Hour Athlete just in time for their grand opening this fall. Sign up at Game On! to beat the rush.
Even if you were never awarded MVP, Happy Hour Athlete will give you one night where you can play like a pro. Thanks to Game On!, you can take batting practice in the visiting teams batting cage at Fenway Park! Step into the batter’s box and unleash your inner Big Papi.
Fenway Park batting cages are pretty cool, but the true athletes will be playing baggo. Put your tailgating game skills to the test and play a round with your buddies. You could even challenge the BostInno team, but we don’t recommend it.
If you’re a busy professional, an average joe, a former college athlete, a couch potato, or anyone who’d rather booze than pump iron, you’re a Happy Hour Athlete and we want to see you at Game On! Tuesday September 24th. Buy your ticket today!
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