Bike2theBeat is an indoor cycling fitness studio in Newport Beach disguised as a nightclub complete with a disco ball, DJ instructor, and light effects. It guarantees to be as much fun as a night out on the town (but better for your body!). The “dancing on a bike” studio offers low-impact, out-of-the-saddle spinning for a full-body workout promoting both muscle toning and cardiovascular fitness On Tuesdays and Thursdays at 6:30 p.m owner Jim DeNuccio teaches the free Rookie Rider Sessions—a $56 value—designed for newbies/beginners. Other specials include Happy Hour Fridays—a class at 5:30 p.m. for $10; and free session during the week of your birthday!
Walk-ins are welcome, yet reserving a bike in advance is recommended. (Classes only accommodate 24 cyclists.) To reserve a bike, call 949.660.4970 or sign up in person at the studio at 3928 Campus Drive, Newport Beach. Individual sessions cost $15 and packages start at $56. No membership or enrollment fees. For a complete schedule,
visit www.bike2thebeat.com.
Guess Who's Coming with Dinnerware?
If your dinnerware has seen better days, you can trade up to Villeroy & Boch. Eighth generation family member Isabelle von Boch will be at Villery & Boch next Saturday to help you with dinnerware and accessories decisions. And you can save $3 off every new piece of Villeroy & Boch. Walk-ins are welcome; appointments recommended. You can call the store today to book an appointment with Isabelle for this Saturday from noon to 4 p.m. All dinnerware brought in for exchange will be donated to Someone Cares Soup Kitchen. Villeroy & Boch is at South Coast Plaza, at 3333 Bear Street, in Costa Mesa.
714.540.6511.
