All People Yoga Center (North)
In addition to Invoke, this is another high quality yoga option for athletic-minded travelers. As its name suggests, All People Yoga delivers a wide variety of yoga styles to accommodate the masses.
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City Yoga
While they don't offer the universal sequence we expect from a group like CorePower Yoga, we made the decision to add City Yoga to our list due to its proximity to our featured hotels.
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- Yoga
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Indiana University Natatorium
We were so awed by this facility, we forgot to take notes. No worries, a place like this leaves a lasting imprint for a long, long time. The Natatorium boasts two, 50-meter pools (1 competition and 1 instructional) and a diving well complete with various height platforms and boards.
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- Swimming Pool
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Invoke Yoga & Pilates
While we would love to see a Bikram yoga studio here, Indianapolis does offer some high quality alternatives. Invoke provides vinyasa-style yoga classes and both mat and reformer pilates. With over 4,000 square feet, it is the city's largest yoga and pilates center.
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- Yoga
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IU Michael A. Carroll Track & Soccer Stadium
Want to get in a track workout while in Indy? From April to November, you can challenge yourself on one of the fastest outdoor tracks in the world.
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- Running Route
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National Institute for Fitness & Sport (NIFS)
This spectacular 65,000-square foot facility is nearly as unique as an Olympic gold medal. Most cardio and weight equipment are located in the center of the facility's 6-lane, 1/8 mile, Mondo-surface indoor track. The volume of machines is incredible.
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- Healthclub
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White River Route
Concrete and asphalt surface with an enjoyable urban route:
* Mileage measurement begins at Capitol & Washington Sts., all downtown hotels are within a mile of the Start/Finish
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- Running Route
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