What to Know About Orangetheory Treadmill Workout Classes—and Other Options
How to Start and Stay Running When You’re Older.
By Jordan Smith

Winter to fully tune into the instructions treadmill training Other Hearst Subscriptions training plan. But if you find you dread heading indoors for a run, one thing you can turn to for some boosted motivation: treadmill classes, like Orangetheory, Barry’s, and more below.
Often featuring mood lighting, upbeat music, and supportive instructors who take you through a 30- to 60-minute workouts, these classes are a great alternative to slugging it out solo. Here are five treadmill workout classes you will want to check out either digitally or IRL, with locations across the U.S.

Jordan Smith
Digital Editor
Jordan Smith is a writer and editor with over 5 years of experience reporting on health and fitness news and trends. She is a published author, studying for her personal trainer certification, and over the past year became an unintentional Coronavirus expert. She has previously worked at Health, Inc., and 605 Magazine and was the editor-in-chief of her collegiate newspaper. Her love of all things outdoors came from growing up in the Black Hills of South Dakota.
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