Quirky Ways To Get Fit in London

Make your way to The Bedford in Balham for a fantastic pop-up ceilidh, hosted by Fiddle Paradiddle. These guys are promising a live band, which you'll dance to in a number of traditional and modern ceilidh dances.

The pub will be open before and after the event, promising all kinds of tasty food and drink. Plus, this gives you the chance to meet new people while dancing.

This pole fitness beginners class takes place at AerialActive Pole Studio, located in Walham Green. They host sessions every single Tuesday, led by expert instructors and suitable for newcomers.

You'll be taught all the basics, from spins and floorworks to transitions and sitting positions - creating a simple routine.

art'otel London Battersea Power Station is a vibrant hub for art lovers, culture enthusiasts, and those looking for a unique experience and to get fit in the process.

The hotel offers an exciting range of events, from rooftop yoga with stunning views of the Battersea Power Station chimneys to rejuvenating aqua aerobics in the heated pool. For the full experience, book tickets to their Yoga & Brunch series, powered by lululemon.

Searching for fun ways to get fit? Enjoy panoramic views of the city while surrounded by luscious greenery. You'll get to experience a 1-hour yoga, pilates, or meditation session in Sky Garden, one of London's most iconic spots.

When it comes to fun fitness classes in London, dance is the way forward. Ditch the treadmill and forget about those classes that drag on and get involved in this flash mob session where you can learn a routine to your chosen music wherever you fancy.

If your weekend plans need a little less chaos and a lot more core work, Ham Yard Hotel's rooftop collab with Equinox and lululemon is calling. For £55, you'll get a 9.30am class on the private terrace, choosing between Saturday Mat Pilates or Sunday Vinyasa Yoga with one of Equinox's expert instructors.

Once you've earned your brunch bragging rights, settle into The Orangery for healthy dishes, fresh flavours and a wellness gift bag.

If gyms just aren't your scene, get fit the fun way at the National Centre for Circus Arts. As well as getting your heart pumping, its high-energy sessions are a great way to learn new skills.

We're talking trapeze, tumbling, tightwire, acrobatics, juggling and plenty more. Tickets to all the fun of the circus start from just £38.50.

Looking for somewhere to sweat, sip, and socialise, all under one roof? Get on over to Racketeer.

Much more than your average sports club, this place packs in padel, wellness, coffee, cocktails and connection. When duty calls, you're welcome to flip up open your laptop and get to work too.

Fronting over 100 different climbing routes and one-on-one tutorials, Substation Brixton is the ideal place to get your fitness fix. If that wasn't enough, the venue has a treatment room, a cafe and a fitness studio - fab for weekend workouts.

Looking to gamify getting fit? Activate would like a word. Its venues in Oxford Street, White City, Vauxhall and The O2 pack in immersive games and high energy challenges.

As you work against the clock, you'll need to run, jump, climb and collaborate to work up a sweat and come out on top. Packed with interactive tech that responds to your actions, this place makes working out fresh and fun with a dash of friendly competition.