Podcast appearances and mentions of Julie Rice

Julie Rice, co-founder of SoulCycle discusses her new business Peoplehood and life as an entrepreneur, mother and marketing genius. Produced by Dear MediaThis episode may contain paid endorsements and advertisements for products and services. Individuals on the show may have a direct, or indirect financial interest in products, or services referred to in this episode.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler founded SoulCycle in 2006 along and sold it in 2011 (for approximately 90 million dollars each). Now they have launched what they are calling a workout for your relationships- Peoplehood. 60 minute guided groups where you learn to speak freely and listen deeply. Julie joins PRETTYSMART today so share both about her entrepreneurial journey and why becoming a better listener as changed the trajectory of her life. She shares: How working in Hollywood really helped her when it came to creating SoulCycle. Why SoulCycle resonated and how it changed the game in creating exercise as a lifestyle. Why she chose to go back to work right after selling SoulCycle for 90 Million dollars.  Her new company Peoplehood - and why you need this “workout” for your relationships. Why she thinks we are all over our phones and coming to the end of the scroll. The one thing she does every week to “slow time”  that has changed every relationship in her life.  What higher listening is and how it helps you go from ego to empathy. Why you aren't as good of a listener as you think you are - and some red flags to help you spot it. Why listening is a practice and how you can (and should!) strengthen it. The practices that changed her marriage and her business relationship with her co-founder. Follow Julie here Sign up for Peoplehood (in person or virtually) here

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This week, SoulCycle and Peoplehood founders, Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, join Sara, Erin, and Phil on Oversubscribed. They share their story and discuss what makes a good co-founder relationship, when to take the leap, how to scale a human experience, and much more.

Elizabeth Cutler is an entrepreneur best known for co-creating the fitness phenomenon SoulCycle with Julie Rice. After growing to more than 60 studios, Cutler and Rice sold the company in 2016. Since then Cutler has invested in and advised dozens of companies, from startups to later stages. She is particularly interested in new ideas rooted in community, health, and emotional intelligence.For the past four years Cutler and Rice have been creating Peoplehood, a place to meaningfully connect in real time with yourself and others, in person and online.Follow To Dine For:Official Website: ToDineForTV.comFacebook: Facebook.com/ToDineForTVInstagram: @ToDineForTVTwitter: @KateSullivanTVEmail: ToDineForTV@gmail.com Thank You to our Sponsors!American National InsuranceFollow Our Guest:Official Site: Peoplehood.comInstagram: @ElizabethPCutler Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

We're back with another installment of The Room Podcast! In this episode, we're honored to host Julie Rice, the co-founder of SoulCycle and Peoplehood. Join us as Julie shares her journey from revolutionizing the fitness industry with SoulCycle to her latest venture, focused on strengthening human connections.We discuss the genesis of SoulCycle, exploring how it became a cultural phenomenon by fostering community and motivation beyond traditional fitness. Julie also sheds light on Peoplehood, a practice aimed at enhancing relationships through guided group conversations. Julie re-defined a category with SoulCycle and now she's doing it again with making self-workouts a habit in building stronger relationships with Peoplehood. Key topics include finding your own entrepreneurial path, the importance of transparency and investing in people, and Julie's thoughts for founders thinking about acquisition or strategic partnership. Whether you're into fitness, entrepreneurship, or building connections, this episode offers valuable insights from a true trailblazer. We're also excited to offer a special Peoplehood promo code for The Room Podcast listeners. Simply use the code "Peoplehood1" for one free Gather!For The Room Podcast in your inbox every week, subscribe to our newsletter.Check out our guide to podcasting here! 5:32 - Where did Julie grow up and how did that shape her view of the world?7:06 - Did Julie always think she was going to become a founder?8:12 - What was the entertainment industry like when Julie was a part of it?10:31 - What was the “aha moment” that led to the founding of Soul Cycle?13:52 - How did Julie and Elizebeth come up with the product of Soul Cycle?18:15 - When did Julie think that Soul Cycle had reached product market fit?20:49 - How was word-of-mouth marketing impactful to the growth of Soul Cycle?22:41 - What does it mean to get acquired or to sell or to chart an exit strategy and, what advice does Julie have for founders looking to sell?28:10- How did Julie and Elizebeth come up with the product of Peoplehood?33:56 - What can consumers expect from Peoplehood?39:57 - Where does Peoplehood lie on the spectrum of spiritual to tactical?42:35 - What can consumers look forward to in the future of Peoplehood?44:19 - What's next for Julie, personally?45:53 - What is Julie's favorite music to Soul Cycle along to?47:18 - Who was a woman in Julie's life that had a profound impact on her and her career?WX Productions

Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, the co-founders of SoulCycle, join Scott to discuss their new business, Peoplehood — a guided group conversation practice designed to help people connect. We hear about everything from the entrepreneurial journey of building SoulCycle to how they're facilitating “relational” wellness.   Scott opens with his thoughts on the role of activist investors.  Algebra of Happiness: be more mammal. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler are two-time wellness founders. Their first business, SoulCycle, revolutionized the wellness, fitness, and fashion industries (they basically invented athleisure). Now, their second venture is focused on exercising a different muscle – our relational fitness. We spoke with Julie and Elizabeth about how relationships have been the key to their success, and how they've learned to navigate hard professional and personal conversations.  In this episode, Julie and Elizabeth share:  Why relational fitness is essential to being a better professional – and how to improve yours When they knew it was time to exit SoulCycle How they manage and nurture their partnership  How the brand of SoulCycle exploded  What it takes to build more than one business

Description:Today's guest fell into entrepreneurship when she started to create experiences with her own needs in mind. Julie Rice is the Co-Founder and CEO of Peoplehood, where she facilitates deep conversation and connection to develop ‘relationship fitness'. During this episode, she shares her childhood passion for theatre, talks about the start of her career in talent management in New York, and tells the story of how she built and exited her first startup, SoulCycle. Tune in to hear all this and more!Exclusive Deals from Our Sponsors:AWESOME CX by Transcom provides high-touch, personalized customer experience services to consumer brands of any size! Email Lee at lee@stairwaytoceo.com to learn more about their award-winning services and Awesome Coffee Chats. In This Episode You'll Hear About:• [02:16] How growing up as a theatre lover in small town New York started her off on a creative and collaborative path.• [06:24] Early leadership tendencies, working in the entertainment industry, and translating those skills to working in brand.• [12:44] The story of SoulCycle's inception in New York in 200; starting with a business plan on the back of a napkin.• [17:11] Starting and growing SoulCycle and the premise that motivated Julie and her business partner to start Peoplehood.• [26:41] What Peoplehood is and how it is unfolding as a business.• [34:02] Tips for truly getting to know the people in your sphere.• [43:28] Communication insights from Peoplehood and advice for entrepreneurs.To Find Out More:Julie Rice on LinkedInPeoplehoodSoulCycleAwesome CXLee Greene EmailLee Greene on LinkedInStairway to CEOStairway to CEO on InstagramQuotes:“For me, the great fun in any business that I create is really about collaboration and the gifts that different people can bring to a project.” [0:06:34]“Community and team activity is something that I've always loved participating in.” [0:07:04]“A lot of the things that I learned in the entertainment business absolutely affected the way that I thought about brand building.” [0:09:55]“Brand is really about who you want to be in the world; what does it feel like, sound like,, what does it smell like, what does it look like?” [0:10:13]“The funny thing is, I never set out to be an entrepreneur. I never actually thought of myself that way until people started to use the word retroactively.” [0:15:14]“We created something that we wanted to use.” [0:15:31]“As an entrepreneur, having a business partner, if you can find the right partner, is great.” [0:18:14]“We began to think about what it would look like to create something that was relational fitness; a place where we could teach people how to listen to each other, how to talk to each other and build a different kind of muscle.” [0:23:13]“When you look at all the information out there, what we know for sure is that we cannot lead physically or mentally healthy lives without being in productive relationships.” — Julie Rice [0:24:17]“We spend so much of our lives and our time in relationships and we really don't spend the intentional time figuring out how to be in these relationships.” — Julie Rice [0:24:49]“What people really want from people they are in relationships with is to feel heard by them, to feel seen by them, and to feel like their opinions matter to somebody.” — Julie Rice [0:27:29]“What we're doing at Peoplehood is really giving somebody space to peel the layers of their own onion.” — Julie Rice [0:31:46]“An underpracticed and underappreciated skill is listening.” — Julie Rice [0:33:28]“There's something about stepping back and letting someone finish that is very powerful.” — Julie Rice [0:42:00]

“We cannot feel well physically or mentally unless we are feeling loved by the people around us and the way that we do that is by being good listeners,” says Peoplehood cofounder Julie Rice. In this week's episode, Cleo Wade sits down with Rice to talk about her entrepreneurial journey from founding SoulCycle to the impetus behind Peoplehood, a guided group practice where people can share, listen, and cultivate their interpersonal relationship skills. “Relationships are a process, and they take time and attention and work and love,” says Rice. “And the same grit and ambition that you give to your career and all the other things need to go into relationships. They don't just happen.” (After you listen, head to Peoplehood and use code Peoplehood1 for a free gathering session.) To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Julie Rice is the all-star co-founder of SoulCycle, the iconic cycle studio. In about 5 years of building, Julie sold her shares to Equinox for a nearly $90 million. Since then, Julie started Peoplehood, a wellness club, with her original SoulCycle co-founder.  In this episode Julie chats all about scaling a brick and mortar company from the ground up and how she's looking at things a second time around, building an incredible internal and community culture, and how she's fostered such a strong co-founder relationship.  Links Get a ticket to our NYC Summit: https://www.femalefounderworld.com/summit-2023 Join our FREE group coaching calls: https://www.femalefounderworld.com/coaching Join the group chat: https://app.geneva.com/invite/0b2faef0-d78b-4a44-a6cd-e8ed794eb887   Get the Female Founder World newsletter https://femalefounderworld.beehiiv.com Become a Business Bestie subscriber: femalefounderworld.com/subscriber Get our quick case studies on TikTok: www.tiktok.com/@jasgarnsworthy Check out Julie's new biz: https://www.peoplehood.com/

This week on Unorthodox, we're preparing for Yom Kippur by learning how to communicate better.  We interview linguist Deborah Tannen, who coined our favorite phrase, “cooperative overlap.” She explains the real reason why we're always interrupting each other on this show, and shares some tips for talking to people with different conversational styles.  We talk to Julie Rice, co-founder of Soul Cycle, whose new project, Peoplehood, teaches people how to better listen and communicate with each other. She tells us why we should be working out our “empathy muscles,” and what we can learn when we finally shut up and listen. We chat with Mitchell Silk, the former Assistant Secretary of the Treasury for International Markets (and the first Hasidic Jew to be appointed to a Senate-confirmed position in the federal government). He recently published the first English translation of the Kedushas Levi, a classic Hasidic commentary on the Torah. He shares how communication, whether in Chinese, Hebrew, or English, is the key to revealing what we all have in common.  Vote for us in the Signal Awards! We're finalists for our ‘Across The JEW.S.A: Louisville, Kentucky' episode (vote here!) and for our limited series podcast ‘The Franchise: Jews, Sports, and America' (vote here!). We appreciate your support.  We love to hear from you! Send us emails at unorthodox@tabletmag.com, or leave a voicemail at our listener line: (914) 570-4869.  Check out our Unorthodox tees, mugs, and hoodies at tabletstudios.com.  Find out about our upcoming events at tabletmag.com/unorthodoxlive. To book us for a live show or event, email Tanya Singer at tsinger@tabletmag.com. Subscribe to our weekly newsletter to get new episodes, photos, and more. Join our Facebook group, and follow Unorthodox on Twitter and Instagram.  Unorthodox is produced by Tablet Studios. Check out all of our podcasts at tabletmag.com/podcasts. SPONSORS: Hadassah is hosting “Inspire Zionism: Tech, Trailblazers and Tattoos,” a two-day online event featuring panels with inspiring Zionist women, hosted by our own Stephanie Butnick. To join the conversation October 25 and 26, register at go.hadassah.org/inspire.  This High Holiday season, help HIAS provide vital services to refugees in more than 20 countries around the world. All donations through September 22 will be matched, doubling your impact. You can learn more at hias.org/unorthodox.  American Jewish University (AJU) invites you to join them for their Fall semester of online learning. To learn more and register, visit aju.edu/open and use code unorthodox for a 10% discount.

Clea and Joanna chat with Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice, the founders of Soul Cycle and the company's co-CEOs from 2006 to 2015. They discuss their origin story, very close friendship, and newest project, Peoplehood. Also, Clea and Joanna talk about firework anxiety. And they take DMs about funny interactions with fans and where to put papers before you have time to organize them. A Sony Music Entertainment, Hello Sunshine, and The Home Edit production. Want even more? Follow on social at @bestfriendenergy. Find more great podcasts from Sony Music Entertainment at sonymusic.com/podcasts and follow us @sonypodcasts. To bring your brand to life in this podcast, email podcastadsales@sonymusic.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Julie Rice is no stranger to building massive brands. In 2006, she co-founded the fitness phenomenon, SoulCycle, with her business partner Elizabeth Cutler. They scaled SoulCycle from a small dance studio to 60 spin studios across the country, attracting Equinox as a buyer. Along the way, they realized while people came for the workouts, they stayed for the community. Julie and Elizabeth are back in the founder seat with their newest venture, Peoplehood. They have pioneered a guided group conversation practice designed to create new relational habits. Julie shares why she's working to combat the loneliness epidemic, how it feels to be a second-time entrepreneur, and why her family's weekly observance of Shabbat is key to recharging for the week ahead. 

Today, I'm joined by Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler, co-founders of Peoplehood, a “relational fitness” studio. After founding and exiting SoulCycle, its co-founders Julie and Elizabeth sought to create an experience for people to step back from their busy lives to reflect, listen to others, and talk about their feelings. Launched in 2023, Peoplehood aims to strengthen relationships and build community through in-person and virtual “gathering” rooted in group therapy and emotional support from peers.  In this episode, we talk about the early days of SoulCycle, the power of community, and Peoplehood's approach to emotional wellness.  In this episode, you'll learn: • The path to Julie and Elizabeth's second act • How community and good relationships are linked to increased healthspan • Peoplehood's unique approach to active listening and sharing within a community Subscribe to the podcast → insider.fitt.co/podcast Subscribe to our newsletter → insider.fitt.co/subscribe Follow us on LinkedIn → linkedin.com/company/fittinsider/ - The Fitt Insider podcast is brought to you by Jack Taylor, our exclusive PR partner. More than just PR, they're creative storytellers and brand builders who actually understand the health and wellness industry. Learn more and get in touch at JackTaylorPR.com Chapters: (00:00) Introduction (02:02) About Peoplehood (05:21) Boutique fitness and founding SoulCycle (10:58) Journey to founding Peoplehood (16:18) Building community into the brand (21:43) Peoplehood's emphasis on mental and relational health (27:55) Future growth plans (31:07) Physical and digital expansion (32:48) What it's like to be a 2nd time founder (40:51) Current state of fitness (44:36) Conclusion

To say that Elizabeth Cutler has been a major influence in the wellness industry would be a drastic understatement. The SoulCycle co-founder has been name-dropped on this show dozens of times by other founders as an OG inspiration. And today, I'm catching up with her to talk about her newest company with co-founder Julie Rice, Peoplehood. Described by The New York Times as "SoulCycle without the bikes," you can think of Peoplehood's gathers (that's what they call a class) as fitness for your relationships. Elizabeth fills us in on the benefits of this type of communication opportunity, why she believes the concept is more important than ever post-pandemic in the midst of a global loneliness crisis, and her hope for the company moving forward just a week after opening their Chelsea flagship. Plus: How she got through the emotional difficulty of stepping away from SoulCycle in 2016, and the best-practice advice she'd give any aspiring entrepreneur. SOCIAL @elizabethpcutler @peoplehood_ @emilyabbate @hurdlepodcast OFFERS InsideTracker | Head to InsideTracker.com/Hurdle and use "HURDLE" to get 20% off Goodr | Head to Goodr.com/Hurdle to get free shipping with your purchase ASK ME A QUESTION: Leave me a voice message, ask me a question, and it could be featured in an upcoming episode! Subscribe to the Weekly Hurdle --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

Julie Rice is co-founder of the fitness phenomenon, SoulCycle. Rice's life's work has been about building community and she served as Co-CEO at SoulCycle from 2006 to 2015 before serving as a Partner at WeWork from 2017 to 2019. She is currently the Co-Founder of Peoplehood. Peoplehood makes the world a more connected and empathetic place, one conversation at a time. In addition, she is a board member of the Public Theatre and WeightWatchers.

Julie Rice is co-founder of the fitness phenomenon, SoulCycle. Rice's life's work has been about building community and she served as Co-CEO at SoulCycle from 2006 to 2015 before serving as a Partner at WeWork from 2017 to 2019. She is currently the Co-Founder of Peoplehood. Peoplehood makes the world a more connected and empathetic place, one conversation at a time. In addition, she is a board member of the Public Theatre and WeightWatchers.

The co-founder of SoulCycle, Julie Rice built a company that reshaped the world of fitness. Julie joins Adam to share her journey and best lessons learned along the way. Julie and Adam discuss a wide range of topics: the value of a non-traditional background; how and when to pivot; the keys to creating and building a highly successful business; how to approach hiring and relationship building; and much more.

She is Hoda Kotb's personal fitness inspiration you may have seen her on the today show, or read about her 50th birthday party on page six, or heard her on Sirius XM, but Sue Molnar is best known for her fiercely devoted tribe at SoulCycle.A Senior Master Instructor, currently teaching in studio & digitally on the equinox + app, Sue is known for her passion for music, and transformative rides that will leave you both sweaty and deep in your feelings.A competitive cheerleader in college, a former Stewardess for United Airlines, a step aerobics instructor, she was reluctant to join SoulCycle after a friend told Julie Rice & Elizabeth Cutler to take her class in LA.  Sue ended up taking the chance, and now we couldn't imagine life without the legendary July 4th Bruce Springsteen rides in the Hamptons.Sue calls herself the anti-instructor at Soul and inspires riders to hold on to the good crazy and let go of the bad crazy. Her grit and personal struggle with cancer, has inspired so many who cross her path and today I hope after chatting with her you too will be inspired to pursue your true calling despite what life throws at you.Get READY MOFO's because it is an honor to welcome a true legend to Creating The 4% Podcast , SUE MOLNAR!! 

Successful businesses come from the minds of people who notice what's missing in the world and create it. Julie Rice saw something that she wanted to make better in the world of makeup, and Inner Beauty Cosmetics was born!    The products are a delightful clean beauty experience, from packaging to performance and especially, the natural ingredients that look and feel good without harsh chemicals and toxins.    What's the story behind Inner Beauty Cosmetics, and how did Julie create a product that's warm, inviting, playful and elegant? In this episode, she shares the vision behind the business, and why she's so passionate about clean beauty.  3 Things You'll Learn in This Episode   Why beauty shouldn't come at the expense of wellness Clean beauty products make you look good without harming you on the inside. How does Inner Beauty Cosmetics weave this into every aspect of the products from application to taking it off at the end of the day?    How to use branding to make people fall in love with our products What is the true intention of branding, and the impact it makes when we're intentional about it?   How to use PR and influencer marketing to grow your customer base What are some of the strategies Julie Rice is using to increase the visibility of her brand and get the products into the hands of the right people?    Guest Bio-    Julie Rice is a product developer, clean beauty advocate and the founder of Inner Beauty Cosmetics.  With 15 years in the cosmetics industry, Julie Rice considered herself hip to beauty ingredients. That was until a Multiple Sclerosis diagnosis and news of her pregnancy drove her to a new level of precaution. Soon after, Inner Beauty was born. Julie's mission: help women reclaim their health through beauty. Inner Beauty Cosmetics are clean beauty like no one's ever seen. Formulated by toxicologists and naturopathic doctors alongside a woman with multiple sclerosis (MS) for people with sensitive skin (whether due to pregnancy, autoimmune disorders, or cancer). Inner Beauty is clean beauty that upholds the standards of mainstream beauty. To find out more about Inner Beauty and buy their awesome products, visit  innerbeautycosmetics.com and use the promo code BOSSMOM to get a discount on your purchase. Follow Inner Beauty on Instagram and send an email to julie@innerbeautycosmetics.com to get in touch.

In this episode, Sean and Johnny welcomes two very special guest, Julie Rice and Christy Aho, as we navigate through 1 Peter chapter 3 verses 1-7. On This Rock is a series that looks at the writings of Peter. Too many times when we read scriptures, we read a verse and stop and live out what it says instead of reading the entire passage and looking at the context of the scriptures. With the help of Julie and Christy we see this passage from the eyes of women whose foundation is built on Jesus.  

Enjoy this Curbsiders classic and stay tuned this Wednesday, August 25, 2021 for a brand new CBC Abnormalities Triple Distilled episode. Take a deep dive into common CBC abnormalities. We recorded LIVE at joint grand rounds between Walter Reed NMMC and Uniformed Services University with hematologist, Dr. Mary Kwok MD. Topics include: which parts of the complete blood count (CBC) are most important, interpreting the differential, when to order flow cytometry, who needs a hematology consult and simplified approaches to patients with leukocytosis, leukopenia, erythrocytosis and thrombocytopenia. Episodes | Subscribe | Spotify | Swag! | Top Picks | Mailing List | thecurbsiders@gmail.com Credits Written, Produced and Edited by: Matthew Watto MD, FACP Cover Art and Infographic by: Matthew Watto MD, FACP Hosts: Stuart Brigham MD; Matthew Watto MD, FACP; Paul Williams MD, FACP Guest: Mary Kwok MD Sponsor: American College of Physicians acponline.org/100curb ACP CME 100 virtual video package includes 75 hours of practice-changing updates by expert faculty from Internal Medicine Meeting 2021 acponline.org/100CURB. Plus enjoy an exclusive: 25 bonus CME sessions and access until June 1, 2024! Sponsor: Birch by Helix birchliving.com/curb Birch is giving $200 dollars off ALL mattresses and 2 free eco-rest pillows at birchliving.com/curb   Time Stamps* Time Stamps refer to ad-free version 00:00 Intro; Paul shame's the audience; Guest bio 03:17 Guest one-liner, book recommendation* –Emperor of All Maladies (book) by Siddhartha Mukherjee, When Breath Becomes Air (book) by Paul Kalanithi; Career advice -set goals for whatever you're learning. 08:43 Picks of the week: John Wick 3 (film); The Movies That Made Me (podcast) by Joe Dante; The Tim Ferriss Podcast with Julie Rice of Soul Cycle; Infinity Chamber (film) by Travis Milloy 11:50 A case of asymptomatic leukocytosis; Red flags; Repeat the CBC until it's normal 17:30 The peripheral smear; Leukemoid reaction 20:00 The physical exam; When to send flow cytometry? 22:18 A case of lymphopenia; benign ethnic neutropenia; What to look for in the history 27:10 A case of erythrocytosis; Checking EPO levels; JAK2 mutation; Differential Diagnosis; Therapeutic Phlebotomy; Physical findings of Polycythemia Vera 36:53 A case of thrombocytopenia; Lab workup; Differential diagnosis; Pathophysiology; Culprit meds 45:35 Advice for internists 46:36 Take Home Points 47:46 Dr. Kwok's disclaimer 48:10 Outro and post credit scene

Listen in as the co-founders of SoulCycle take us back to the beginning and share the origin story behind their revolutionary fitness brand that changed spin class forever. Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler share how they reached their first customers (in an era before Instagram — mind you), how they created top-notch company culture that carried over into each workout, and the entrepreneurial lessons they learned as the business scaled to new markets. They also give us a sneak peek into their new venture Peoplehood, which is all about how to show up in relationships and hold space for others. Tune in for unfiltered business advice and tips on how to follow your intuition in work and life. For more information, check out brit.co/listen.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Before Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice met, they shared a common belief: New York City gyms didn't have the kind of exercise classes they craved, and each of them wanted to change that. A fitness instructor introduced them over lunch in 2005, and before the meal was done they were set on opening a stationary bike studio, with a chic and aspirational vibe. A few months later, the first SoulCycle opened in upper Manhattan. Since then, SoulCycle has cultivated a near-tribal devotion among its clients, with studios across the United States and Canada.How I Built This Summit - information and tickets at:http://summit.npr.org

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Julie Rice is a product developer, clean beauty advocate and the founder of Inner Beauty Cosmetics. Inner Beauty Cosmetics delivers high-performance cosmetics in easy to use formulas that celebrate true, clean beauty. Their mission is to encourage your health—and beauty—from the outside in while using safer, good-for-you ingredients. At the heart of each Inner Beauty product is a natural formula based on botanical ingredients carefully selected for performance, health and safety. Developed with a Naturopathic Doctor, their philosophy was inspired by the Naturopathic Principles–do no harm–and the healing power of nature. Julie studied Cosmetics and Fragrance Marketing at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York City, and has worked as a professional in the cosmetics industry for 18 years. With expertise in Product Development, Julie founded Inner Beauty after receiving a life-altering health diagnosis. Today, Julie is committed to formulating beauty products safe enough for everyone to use—and love. Some topics we cover include: The ingredients IBC focused on incorporating into their formulas vs. staying away from The science, formulas and backend work that went into creating IBC How consumers are becoming more aware of the importance of clean ingredients Understanding clean vs. natural vs non toxic beauty terms Why clean ingredients are so important and the long term effects “dirty” ingredients can have How everyone's bodies are different and can react differently to certain products The meaning behind “fragrance” and “flavor” The types of reactions we can get from certain ingredients Products to prioritize being clean or non toxic

Julie Rice discovered her passion for makeup as a teen when she found the Clinique Counter at Nordstrom. She was trained at FIT and began working at a makeup counter, but when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis just five days before her wedding, she became attuned to the importance of health. She launched Inner Beauty, a clean cosmetics brand whose products are free of harmful chemicals. Today, Inner Beauty is quickly becoming a major beauty brand that you'll be able to find soon at major retailers. Through her company, Julie is spreading the word about clean products and the importance of taking care of yourself. Today, Julie joins the show to talk about her journey from working at a makeup counter to growing Inner Beauty and getting her brand into the retailer of her dreams. She shares how her experience being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis led to her desire to create a cosmetics line that was free of harmful ingredients. She offers key advice for listeners who want to start their own beauty business and shares some exciting news about her company. She talks about how she makes working at home work for her and how she makes time for her family. She gives the biggest lesson she has learned over the years and shares how she manages her chronic illness with her busy entreprenista lifestyle. “Do whatever it takes to get it done, and don't forget to do it with love, passion, and purpose.” This week on SocialFly's Entreprenista Podcast: Julie's experience at the FIT programHow Inner Beauty is different from the other clean beauty companiesWhy every product coming out of her company has to be good enough for JulieFinding a reason for every obstacle that comes your wayThe perks of starting the day earlyThe importance of self-care Connect with Julie Inner Beauty Cosmetics - Use the code Entreprenista20 for 20% off your first order!Inner Beauty Instagram Work Party! From the offices of Create and Cultivate, I'm Jaclyn Johnson, the host of Work Party, a podcast for ambitious women looking to create and cultivate the career of their dreams. It's paving the way for a new generation of women, women who are redefining the meaning of work on their own terms. Every Wednesday we bring in leading female powerhouses for real talk and BS-free advice on building your business. You'll hear from female founders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, creatives, and so many other badass ladies. Are you ready to create and cultivate the career of your dreams? Then tune into Work Party! Be sure to subscribe to the show so you'll never miss an episode. Say “Hello!” To DigiCards™ Are you ready to take your virtual team meetings to the next level? Are you tired of yelling “You're on mute!” at your computer screen and letting the important points you were trying to make get lost? If you're tired of leading unproductive, distraction-filled team meetings, then it's time for you to say “Hello!” to DigiCards. Each pack of virtual meeting cards includes 20 color-coded professional cards designed to streamline your meeting communications while allowing each meeting to create an opportunity for collaboration and fun. Say “Goodbye!” to waving your arms, being ignored, and frantically typing in the chat. Start your next virtual meeting with DigiCards - the virtual meeting cards for entreprenistas. To grab your deck of DigiCards and bring fun, engagement, and collaboration back into your team meetings, visit www.hellodigicards.com. Use the coupon code: Entreprenista15 to receive 15% off your first order. Get In Touch!

Julie Rice discovered her passion for makeup as a teen when she found the Clinique Counter at Nordstrom. She was trained at FIT and began working at a makeup counter, but when she was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis just five days before her wedding, she became attuned to the importance of health. She launched Inner Beauty, a clean cosmetics brand whose products are free of harmful chemicals. Today, Inner Beauty is quickly becoming a major beauty brand that you'll be able to find soon at major retailers. Through her company, Julie is spreading the word about clean products and the importance of taking care of yourself. Today, Julie joins the show to talk about her journey from working at a makeup counter to growing Inner Beauty and getting her brand into the retailer of her dreams. She shares how her experience being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis led to her desire to create a cosmetics line that was free of harmful ingredients. She offers key advice for listeners who want to start their own beauty business and shares some exciting news about her company. She talks about how she makes working at home work for her and how she makes time for her family. She gives the biggest lesson she has learned over the years and shares how she manages her chronic illness with her busy entreprenista lifestyle. “Do whatever it takes to get it done, and don't forget to do it with love, passion, and purpose.” This week on SocialFly's Entreprenista Podcast: Julie's experience at the FIT program How Inner Beauty is different from the other clean beauty companies Why every product coming out of her company has to be good enough for Julie Finding a reason for every obstacle that comes your way The perks of starting the day early The importance of self-care Connect with Julie Inner Beauty Cosmetics - Use the code Entreprenista20 for 20% off your first order! Inner Beauty Instagram Work Party! From the offices of Create and Cultivate, I'm Jaclyn Johnson, the host of Work Party, a podcast for ambitious women looking to create and cultivate the career of their dreams. It's paving the way for a new generation of women, women who are redefining the meaning of work on their own terms. Every Wednesday we bring in leading female powerhouses for real talk and BS-free advice on building your business. You'll hear from female founders, CEOs, entrepreneurs, creatives, and so many other badass ladies. Are you ready to create and cultivate the career of your dreams? Then tune into Work Party! Be sure to subscribe to the show so you'll never miss an episode. Say “Hello!” To DigiCards™  Are you ready to take your virtual team meetings to the next level? Are you tired of yelling “You're on mute!” at your computer screen and letting the important points you were trying to make get lost? If you're tired of leading unproductive, distraction-filled team meetings, then it's time for you to say “Hello!” to DigiCards. Each pack of virtual meeting cards includes 20 color-coded professional cards designed to streamline your meeting communications while allowing each meeting to create an opportunity for collaboration and fun. Say “Goodbye!” to waving your arms, being ignored, and frantically typing in the chat. Start your next virtual meeting with DigiCards - the virtual meeting cards for entreprenistas. To grab your deck of DigiCards and bring fun, engagement, and collaboration back into your team meetings, visit www.hellodigicards.com. Use the coupon code: Entreprenista15 to receive 15% off your first order. Get In Touch!  Hey Entreprenistas! If you don't want to miss an episode, check out our new texting service. You can now text us at (561) 468 3997 to be the first to know about new episodes, access exclusive content, and reach out with any questions you have for us. Drop us a text - we can't wait to hear from you! Become An Entreprenista! Thanks for tuning into this week's episode of The Entreprenista Podcast - the most fun business meeting for female founders, by female founders. If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe to the show and leave a review wherever you get your podcasts. Apple Podcasts | TuneIn | Spotify | Stitcher | iHeartRadio | GooglePlay Be sure to share your favorite episodes across social media to help us reach more amazing female founders, like you. Don't forget to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and LinkedIn and for more exclusive content, tips, and insight, join the Entreprenistas Facebook group and visit the SocialFly website.

When Julie Rice was faced with a life-altering health diagnosis just 5 days before her wedding, her life was transformed and she decided to launch Inner Beauty, a clean cosmetics brand free of harmful chemicals. You're about to hear how Julie went from working at a makeup counter to growing Inner Beauty and getting her brand into the retailer of her dreams! Coming up, you'll hear: How her passion for makeup began as a teenager, when when she discovered the Clinique counter at Nordstrom. Her career journey going from working at a makeup counter to packaging, and finally product development. How her experience being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis led to her desire to create a cosmetics line that was free of harmful ingredients. Julie shares key advice for listeners who want to start a beauty business. Exclusive news Julie is really excited to share!  Julie's best tips on how to get your brand into a big retailer. How Julie is adapting to changes over the past year which involves being there for her family while running her business. The biggest lesson Julie has learned over the years, and how she manages her chronic illness with her busy Entreprenista lifestyle. To learn more about Inner Beauty and the benefits of cleaning up your beauty routine, check out this post!Enjoy 20% off Inner Beauty with the code ENTREPRENISTA20 - we can't wait to hear your thoughts.

Use code PICKHERBRAIN for 15% off at Green Room After being diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) five days before her wedding, Julie began to incorporate all-natural clean beauty into her routine. She was disappointed with what was offered on the market and decided to create her own safe, good-for-you cosmetics, and Inner Beauty Cosmetics was born. Julie studied cosmetics and fragrance marketing at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York and worked as a professional in the cosmetics industry for over 15 years. Now Inner Beauty has been featured by Forbes, Healthline, Town and Country, Editorialist, and Byrdie Beauty. Julie shares her incredible story and such amazing advice in this episode, it is definitely one of my absolute favourite episodes to date and beyond inspiring.  https://www.instagram.com/greenroombodyco/  https://www.greenroombody.com https://innerbeautycosmetics.com https://www.instagram.com/innerbeautycos/ https://www.instagram.com/pickherbrainpodcast/    

Yes or yes? That’s a go-to saying from top trainer Charlee Atkins, CSCS, founder of Le Sweat TV. For episode 141, I’m chatting with the mega inspirational coach about her journey. A longtime Soul Cycle favorite, Atkins talks about how she got to the podium and became a master instructor, and the huge impact that founders Julie Rice and Elizabeth Cutler had on her and her career. She also tells me about going out on her own, expanding on the intense work that goes into building your own brand and a fitness content platform. Plus: What’s next for Le Sweat, how Le Sweat got its name, why a little healthy competition can be a total game-changer, and the mantras she uses when shit gets hard, including “Success is on the other side of failure.” SOCIAL @charleeatkins @hurdlepodcast @emilyabbate OFFERS Baronfig | Head to baronfig.com and use code HURDLE20 at checkout to receive 20% off of your first purchase of a Guided Edition Journal. . Athletic Greens | Head to AthleticGreens.com/hurdle to get a year’s receive the FREE D3/K2 wellness bundle with your first purchase. Daily Harvest | Go to DailyHarvest.com and enter promo code “HURDLE25” at checkout to get $25 dollars off your first box. Hurdle Feedback Survey CHECK OUT: HURDLE SESSIONS All past Sessions are now available on the Hurdle website. JOIN: THE *Secret* FACEBOOK GROUP Subscribe to the Weekly Hurdle here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/hurdle/message

In this episode I speak to Julie Rice. Five days before her wedding, Julie was diagnosed with MS after collapsing at the florist. Miraculously, she was able to walk down the aisle but was soon forced to seek rigorous treatment and ended up leaving her career in the cosmetics industry. Shortly after, Julie tragically lost her mother to cancer. It was at this point that she decided to fill her life with joy again by growing her family. She began to work alongside a naturopathic doctor to increase her chances of fertility and with her diagnosis and pregnancy, she became committed to finding non-toxic cosmetic products that weren't overly expensive and didn't smell bad like the other options on the market. It was through this experience that Julie re-entered the workforce. After working in the cosmetics industry for more than 15 years, this time she was in it for herself and others. For those who are already pregnant. For ALL women with sensitive bodies, from those with autoimmune disorders to those battling cancer, and cancer survivors.

Host Phil Llewellyn with guests Harry Jones and Simon Leader review some of the many great podcasts and webinars from the last week.The team pick out the key takeaways from each episode and how to use it on the pitch, at all the levels of the game.The main two reviews are:Julie Rice on The Creation of SoulCycle and The Importance of CommunityThe Score Takes Care of Itself – Bill Walsh, My Philosophy of LeadershipONES YOU MIGHT HAVE MISSEDThe Sports Coaching Podcast - Geometry & the eco-system, tactical concepts & coaching practice in football - with Peter PrickettDan Abrahams talk with Rory Mack and Andrew Wood - Communication for ChangeThe Sports Initiative Podcast - Takumi Nishida (Japan 7s S+C Coach)Training Ground Guru Podcast - Nick Cox - Youth development the Man Utd wayThe Rebel Movement Blog - PhD PodcastWalker Talks Coaching Podcast - Dan Walker is joined by Gerwyn GriffithsCOMING UPLessons in Leadership & Learning Episode 5 – George Ross talks with Phil Llewellyn(I promise I'll stop plugging myself soon! Honest!) Out on Monday 27th JulyUK Coaching - Athlete A documentary - Implications for CoachesMonday 27th Jul 2020, 2:15pm - 3:15pm

This week’s conversation is with Julie Rice, an entrepreneur best known for co-founding the fitness phenomenon, SoulCycle.She served as Co-CEO at SoulCycle from 2006 to 2015 before serving as a Partner at WeWork from 2017 to 2019.Julie is currently the Co-Founder of LifeShop, a company developing original concepts in the health and happiness space.In this conversation, we discuss what inspired Julie to create SoulCyle.We touch on the key to being a great leader and the right questions to ask if you want to be successful in business.For Julie, building community is the center of everything she does.Her thoughts, words, and actions are all focused on helping people creating meaningful relationships… because ultimately we’re all a product of the people that we surround ourselves with.Julie shares how her approach to creating meaningful relationships has evolved and how you can apply those same lessons to your own life.We also discuss what the next two to three years will look like for physical, brick and mortar experiences vs. digital and how Julie is adjusting to the pandemic.------Please support our partners!We're able to keep growing and creating content for YOU because of their support. We believe in their mission and would appreciate you supporting them in return!!To take advantage of deals from our partners, head to https://www.findingmastery.net/partners where you'll find all discount links and codes mentioned in the podcast.

In this episode I chat with innovative educator, Julie Rice, about how she is navigating remote learning in her family and consumer science classes. She shares her favorite ways to connect with her students from a distance, her most magical COVID19 moments and more. You will love hearing Julie's story and you will be definitely come away with ideas to bring into your virtual classroom.  Connect with Julie: Twitter: @facs_khs Instagram: @facs_khs & @mrs.jjohnson

In this episode we talk to Julie about:How hypnotherapy has helped women struggling with fertility at any ageHow we pick up limiting beliefs in childhood that block us having what we want - and how we can clear them through accessing the subconscious mindWhy so many people are struggling with anxiety and how hypnosis can helpAccessing your gut intuition in relationships, the idea of soul matesHow to contact Julie Rice - Hypnotic HealthBook referenced on the show - Thinking Fast And Slow   

Today I was blessed to have Angelica Talan, the public figure from Angelica In The City and Clarendon Moms AND the Dreamboard Social Club’s first guest interview (wootwoot), cohost with me to our interview with soulful Soul Cycle’s instructor Anthony Abron. ABOUT ANTHONY ABRON:“The past is past. The future can be. The present is now. “George Washington University graduate, classically trained singer, dad to dog shady. Soulful young man at the age of 22 because community is everything to him. IN THIS EPISODE we chat:The beauty of Intuition.Acting outside of comfort zones.Making decisions.How getting outside of comfort zones and acting on intuition leads to the “next step.”How Soul Cycle guided Anthony back to himself. Culture of Soul Cycle.The experience of Soul Cycle and why Anthony continues to deliver the message that former CEO Julie Rice envisioned for Soul Cycle. CONNECT WITH ANTHONY:https://instagram.com/anthony.abron?igshid=1a98euqqm0djzhttps://www.soul-cycle.com/instructors/10497/anthony+jr./CONNECT WITH ANGELICA TALAN:https://instagram.com/angelicatalan?igshid=zjotp2taq4wiMORE TO LOVE:DREAMBOARD SOCIAL CLUB INSTAGRAM:https://instagram.com/dreamboardsc?igshid=1w0rckj3g2vxnDREAMBOARD SOCIAL CLUB https://dreamboardsocialclubpodcast.wordpress.com/https://instagram.com/tanya_saundershttps://instagram.com/pausebreathwork?igshid=1ile8vcwf0l8y

Take a deep dive into common CBC abnormalities. We recorded LIVE at joint grand rounds between Walter Reed NMMC and Uniformed Services University with hematologist, Dr. Mary Kwok MD. Topics include: which parts of the complete blood count (CBC) are most important, interpreting the differential, when to order flow cytometry, who needs a hematology consult and simplified approaches to patients with leukocytosis, leukopenia, erythrocytosis and thrombocytopenia.  Full show notes at https://thecurbsiders.com/podcast. Join our mailing list and receive a PDF copy of our show notes every Monday. Rate us on iTunes, recommend a guest or topic and give feedback at thecurbsiders@gmail.com. Credits Written, Produced and Edited by: Matthew Watto MD, FACP Cover Art and Infographic by: Matthew Watto MD, FACP Hosts: Stuart Brigham MD; Matthew Watto MD, FACP; Paul Williams MD, FACP Guest: Mary Kwok MD   Sign Up for a course w/our Chief of POCUS, Dr. Renee Dversdal! ACP - acponline.org/pocus AIUM - Check out https://aium.org for upcoming events.  TRUST (Train the Ultrasound Trainers) https://www.ultrasoundtraining.com.au/courses/category/train-the-ultrasound-trainer-trust Time Stamps 00:00 Intro; Paul shame’s the audience; Guest bio 03:17 Guest one-liner, book recommendation* -Emperor of All Maladies (book) by Siddhartha Mukherjee, When Breath Becomes Air (book) by Paul Kalanithi; Career advice -set goals for whatever you’re learning. 08:43 Picks of the week: John Wick 3 (film); The Movies That Made Me (podcast) by Joe Dante; The Tim Ferriss Podcast with Julie Rice of Soul Cycle; Infinity Chamber (film) by Travis Milloy 11:50 A case of asymptomatic leukocytosis; Red flags; Repeat the CBC until it’s normal 17:30 The peripheral smear; Leukemoid reaction 20:00 The physical exam; When to send flow cytometry? 22:18 A case of lymphopenia; benign ethnic neutropenia; What to look for in the history 27:10 A case of erythrocytosis; Checking EPO levels; JAK2 mutation; Differential Diagnosis; Therapeutic Phlebotomy; Physical findings of Polycythemia Vera 36:53 A case of thrombocytopenia; Lab workup; Differential diagnosis; Pathophysiology; Culprit meds 45:35 Advice for internists 46:36 Take Home Points 47:46 Dr. Kwok’s disclaimer 48:10 Outro and post credit scene

Resources: Seth Godin's blog post, Lifelong Connection My thankful interview on the Impact Learning Podcast The Tim Ferriss Show with Julie Rice live recording What You Will Learn Podcast

The best podcasts from week #23 talked about the importance of relationships and becoming more creative: Tim Ferriss Show with Julie Rice: https://apple.co/2IEE21M The Minimalists with Matt D'Avella: https://apple.co/2WEMiZJ Anonymous Feedback: bit.ly/MagnaVitaFeedback

"There is no elevator to success; you have to take the stairs." — Julie RiceJulie Rice (@julierice_) is an entrepreneur best known for co-founding the fitness phenomenon SoulCycle. Julie served as Co-CEO at SoulCycle from 2006 to 2015 before joining WeWork in November 2017.Julie's life's work has been about building community, and these days she brings that focus to her new role at WeWork. At WeWork, Julie is approaching everything through the lens of community—she is focusing on WeWork's brand and the experience WeWork provides its members, and seeking new and innovative ways to grow and share the WeWork experience around the globe.Julie lives in NYC with her husband Spencer and their two daughters, Phoebe and Parker. She is a board member of The Public Theater and Weight Watchers, as well as an advisor to the women's club The Wing.***If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests. I also love reading the reviews!For show notes and past guests, please visit tim.blog/podcast.Sign up for Tim’s email newsletter (“5-Bullet Friday”) at tim.blog/friday.For transcripts of episodes, go to tim.blog/transcripts.Discover Tim’s books: tim.blog/books.Follow Tim:Twitter: twitter.com/tferriss Instagram: instagram.com/timferrissFacebook: facebook.com/timferriss YouTube: youtube.com/timferriss

Today, SoulCycle is a well-known fitness brand with indoor cycling studios across the country. But back in 2006, the first SoulCycle opened in a former dance studio off of a rear lobby in New York City, a location that the company's co-founders, Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice, found on Craigslist. On this episode of Middle Market Growth Conversations, Cutler describes how she and Rice built SoulCycle into a successful business, why she recommends the co-CEO management model, what it felt like to sell SoulCycle to fitness company Equinox in 2015, and the advice she'd give to other entrepreneurs considering an exit. After this podcast interview, Cutler spoke onstage during a fireside chat at ACG's annual InterGrowth conference, the preeminent gathering for middle-market M&A professionals. Next year's event will be held in Las Vegas on April 20-22. Learn more at intergrowth.org.

Aleen and Sami are joined by Julie Rice, co-founder of of the worldwide fitness brand SoulCycle and partner at WeWork, to talk about growing a wildly successful business. They start out with the story of how she created SoulCycle and helped pioneer the pay-per-class model. At 17:30 they discuss the importance of consciously shaping your brand and delivering an experience that people want to share with their friends. Julie tells the story of finding a business and life coach that she still sees to this day. At 38:45 they talk about progressing in your career, including the best ways to unplug from work. Then they close out the show with a game of Hired or Fired and discuss the obsessions with “perks” in the workplace.

Before Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice met, they shared a common belief: New York City gyms didn't have the kind of exercise classes they craved, and each of them wanted to change that. A fitness instructor introduced them over lunch in 2005, and before the meal was done they were set on opening a stationary bike studio, with a chic and aspirational vibe. A few months later, the first SoulCycle opened in upper Manhattan. Today, SoulCycle has cultivated a near-tribal devotion among its clients, with studios across the United States and Canada. PLUS for our postscript "How You Built That," how "kid-preneur" Gabrielle Goodwin and her mom Rozalynn invented a double-face double snap barrette that doesn't slip out of little girls' hair, no matter how much they play around.

This week on the podcast we have an in-depth conversation with Julie Rice, a co-founder of SoulCycle and a Partner at WeWork. SoulCycle’s rise is now the stuff of legend. Julie and her fellow co-founders took the fitness and business worlds by storm, and grew a fanatical customer base by focusing on who they wanted their customers to become. Now Julie is a partner at WeWork, another business that feels more like a movement. Both SoulCylce and WeWork are prime examples of what you can build when you provide best-in-class experiences that help customers reach their aspirations. SnackNation CEO Sean Kelly sat down with Julie this summer in WeWork HQ in New York as the SnackNation and WeWork teams were putting the finishing touches on the WeMRKT. The recently launched premium onsite markets provides a meaningful and relevant retail amenity to WeWork members, including snack and beverages curated by SnackNation. (For more on WeMRKT, check out this New Yorker article: “WeWork Does Bodegas.”) But that's just scratching the surface of all the goodness Julie gave us in this conversation. She takes us through the entire SoulCycle founding story, discusses what it takes to scale culture (and why that’s important), and explains why building communities is really her life's work. Links WeWork SoulCycle Connect with Julie Rice on LinkedIn. The New Yorker: WeWork Does Bodegas Builder is a co-production of SnackNation and ForceBrands.

After having two kids, Elizabeth Cutler had a friend suggest she try spin classes as a way to lose weight and less than a year later, she and her business partner Julie Rice launched SoulCycle. After the pair sold the multimillion-dollar company in 2016, Cutler decided to take her family on sabbatical, pulling her kids out of school so they could take classes online as they traveled all over the world, and all the while she tried to keep a regular morning meditation routine.

From joining gyms to taking Yoga classes, finding a workout that was both effective and satisfying did not come easily to Elizabeth and Julie. Unable to discover a cardio program that motivated and inspired (as well as burned calories), Julie and Elizabeth set out to create a new kind of routine. Fusing elements of indoor […]

Putting a new spin on killer workout style.