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Downtown Front Royal welcomes new pole fitness studio
A new fitness option is available to local residents following the Saturday Grand Opening of The Inner Goddess Pole Fitness studio . Lifelong Warren County resident Rachel Melvin, says she opened the studio because “there was nothing like this in Front Royal” and it is a good, fun way to get in shape.
The business is located at 529 E. Main St. in Historic Downtown Front Royal and is open Wednesday-Saturday from 10 a.m.-3:30 p.m. and again from 6 p.m.- 9 p.m.
Classes can be purchased by in increments of five, 10 or, for a monthly fee, an unlimited number of classes are available. Melvin says drop-in classes are also an option, and anyone interested in signing up and sit-in on a class before deciding whether to sign up for classes. Private lessons are also available.
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