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Miami is about to get a major jolt of endorphins. Faces of Fitness, the sprawling fitness, health and wellness festival dubbed the “Lollapalooza of fitness,” is expanding from Chicago to South Florida for the first time, landing in Coconut Grove’s Regatta Park on October 24 and 25.
Part music festival, part mega workout, Faces of Fitness Miami will deliver a two-day, open-air celebration of movement that combines high-energy classes, celebrity instructors and live music. After drawing massive crowds in Chicago, the festival’s Miami debut is shaping up to be one of the season’s most ambitious lifestyle events.
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Faces of Fitness Miami will showcase more than 16 of the city’s top studios, each bringing its signature classes to multiple outdoor stages set against the waterfront. Announced brands include Barry’s, TREMBLE Pilates, Anatomy and Mimi Yoga, with programming spanning strength, cardio, sculpt, yoga and recovery.
The instructor lineup is equally buzzy. Organizers promise more than 20 Miami-based fitness headliners alongside a slate of national and global celebrity trainers. Among the early standouts is Dani Coleman, Jennifer Aniston’s personal trainer and a lead instructor for Pvolve, as well as high-profile talent from Peloton, lululemon and Celsius. More names will be announced in the coming months.
What truly sets Faces of Fitness apart, though, is how it weaves music into the experience. A celebrity DJ will take part in select classes, creating a hybrid format where the beat drops as the reps pile up. It’s a concept that blurs the line between workout and performance, making the entire festival feel less like a series of classes and more like a choreographed, sweat-soaked spectacle.
And the action doesn’t stop at the mat. The festival’s expansive Wellness Village will feature more than 40 brand activations spotlighting everything from IV therapy and contrast recovery to beauty innovations and protein-forward snacks. Limited-edition Faces of Fitness merchandise created with lululemon will also be available exclusively on-site.
Notably, Faces of Fitness Miami is designed as a fully sober environment, leaning into connection, clarity and community rather than cocktails and late nights. That makes it as appealing to hardcore fitness devotees as it is to curious newcomers looking for a more elevated, feel-good way to spend a weekend outdoors.
Ticket details and the full headliner lineup will be announced closer to the event, but with its blend of movement, music and Miami flair, Faces of Fitness already looks poised to become one of fall’s most talked-about arrivals.
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