Propel is bringing free fitness classes to Houston, Texas this summer and is offering community exercise meet-ups to encourage connection as part of the brand’s Propel Your City Project. Inspiring locals to get out and get active, the fitness tour, which runs from July 13 to August 4, includes open-to-public yoga and Zumba classes, as well as group runs, and more.
Jessica Tran, a lifestyle and fitness content creator with a focus on holistic wellness, calls Houston home and uses fitness to recenter between her busy schedule as an ICU nurse. She brought Hypebeast along for a yoga class to kick off the first weekend of the Propel Your City Project in her hometown.
The class, one of the many community-focused events taking place at the Houston hub, not only urged participants to find harmony with their bodies but also their minds, as instructor Natasha Ponciano led the class with gratitude in mind. Guests also had the chance to try out electrolyte-packed Propel water flavors, including Berry, Grape, and Kiwi Strawberry.
The following day, the programming continued as JR Reyes, a competitive motocross racer and running enthusiast, joined Propel for a 3-mile run followed by another instructor-led post-running yoga class. This class focused on stretches that relaxed and recuperated all the muscles used during the run. Reyes wears many hats, as he is also a musician. Between juggling various passions and a busy schedule, finding time for fitness allows him to find balance.
Propel’s community initiative in Houston will continue into August. In an effort to encourage fitness and community connection across the country and following activations in Houston, Atlanta, and Newark, Propel is venturing to Los Angeles next. To learn more about Propel Your City Project, visit propelwater.com/community.
Check out propelwater.com/community to see what the rest of the Propel Your City Project has in store.
