The Propel Your City Project Fitness Tour Brings Free Fitness Classes to Houston

As a fitness enthusiast and Houston native, I couldn’t be more excited about Propel’s community initiative, the Propel Your City Project. This summer, Houstonians have been gifted with free fitness classes and meet-ups to encourage connection and wellness in our city.

As a health enthusiast who has struggled with finding the motivation to exercise regularly, I can’t help but be excited about Propel’s “Propel Your City Project” coming to Houston this summer. The thought of free fitness classes and community exercise meet-ups is truly inspiring. I remember how hard it was for me to get started on my fitness journey, but initiatives like this make it so much easier.

Jessica Tran, who is based in Houston and creates content about lifestyle and wellness with a holistic approach, finds solace in fitness amidst her hectic schedule as an ICU nurse. To begin the initial weekend of the Propel Your City Project in her city, she invited TopMob to join her for a yoga session.

At Houston’s community center, Natasha Ponciano’s class encouraged attendees to achieve harmony in both body and mind. Among numerous similar events, this session stood out for its focus on mental and physical well-being. With a spirit of gratitude guiding her instruction, Natasha led the group through various practices. As an added treat, participants could sample Propel water’s electrolyte-enriched flavors: Berry, Grape, and Kiwi Strawberry.

The next day, I, an avid gamer with a passion for competitive motocross racing and running, joined Propel for a invigorating 3-mile run. Afterward, I attended another instructor-led yoga session designed specifically for runners. This class helped me unwind and restore the muscles worked during my run. As a multitalented individual who also plays music, managing numerous interests and a hectic schedule can be challenging. However, setting aside time for fitness keeps me balanced and rejuvenated.

Propel’s community project in Houston will carry on until August. To promote health and social interaction nationwide, Propel has organized events in Houston, Atlanta, and Newark, and they’re now heading to Los Angeles (Propel Your City Project). For more information, go to propelwater.com/community.

Visit Propelwater.com/community to discover what the Propel Your City Project has to offer next.

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