2026 Spring Challenge

Ready to get back into a good fitness and wellness rhythm, but need a little extra motivation? You’re not alone. Getting started is often the hardest part, and sometimes having a clear goal makes all the difference. That’s exactly why we created the Corevibe Spring Challenge.

Here are the details:

From 4/20 through 5/17, we’re inviting you to commit to yourself in a simple, doable way: take 8 classes in 4 weeks and earn a free class credit.

• How do you join?

  • Just start taking classes and you’ll automatically join. Book here.

• What counts towards your 8 classes?

  • Any strength, sculpt, and burn class

  • Any $15 community class

• How do you keep track?

  • Write your name to the in-studio challenge poster and mark off every class you take

  • or download the Corevibe app hereto see and share your progress easily

Whether you’re getting back into a routine, building momentum, or just looking for a reason to show up more consistently, this challenge is designed to help you feel stronger, more energized, and more connected to your body.

How to Start the Challenge with Confidence:

A challenge like this should feel motivating, not overwhelming. If you are just getting back into a routine, start simple.

1. Aim for 2 classes a week
   Breaking the challenge down into smaller weekly goals makes it feel much more manageable.

2. Look ahead at your calendar
   Book the class times that feel most realistic for your schedule so you are not scrambling last minute. We open up the calendar 1 week ahead of time on Sundays 5 PM so you can plan ahead. Members get earlier access on Fridays 5 PM.

3. Choose classes you enjoy
   Start with formats you know you like, such as Sculpt: Legs & Abs or Strength: Total Body, so showing up feels easier.

4. Invite a friend
   Having someone join you can make the challenge feel more fun and help keep you accountable.

5. Stick to the same days each week
   Creating a routine makes it easier to stay consistent and helps class become part of your normal rhythm.

The goal is not perfection. The goal is consistency. When you make it easier to start, it becomes much easier to keep going.