Haute Top 5: Best Workouts in Las Vegas in 2017

Change up your workout with the next best thing to having a personal trainer. Workout Quest boot camp features two sessions in the morning and evening that bust you with strength training three days a week and cardio the other two days. Trainer Tony Wood holds you accountable for your workouts and offers counseling on your nutrition as well. If you want to kick up your workout and see results, this will do the trick.

If intensifying your core is your goal, head over to Barre Las Vegas for some ballet basics that combine core strengthening, yoga, Pilates, ballet bar work and orthopedic stretching. Owner Sue Harragan says that no two classes are the same. You can even find Pilates classes at either location.

Las Vegas is the home of UFC fighting, and many of the top fighters train right here in Sin City. When you want to hone your own MMA skills, turn to Wanderlei Silva’s gym, named one of the top MMA gyms by Fighter’s Only magazine. The gym offers classes in boxing, Muay Thai, Brazilian Jiu Jitsu and more throughout the day. And you might just see Silva himself working out.

Get up high on the High Roller while you do your downward Dog. Silent Savasana instructors guide yogis through a one-hour class that takes up two rotations on The High Roller at The Linq Promenade.

File this one under only in Las Vegas. Fawnia’s Pole Dancing Studio has become a popular bachelorette destination with its lessons in pole and lap dancing. But the workout helps you  improve your body awareness and increase your strength, flexibility, confidence and sexiness to boot. The studio features 140-plus classes on pole dancing (seven levels), lap dancing, choreographed striptease, yoga, booty camp, go-go dancing, chair dancing, belly dancing, salsa, hip hop, ballet, mat Pilates, cardio kickboxing and more. Teri Hatcher, Paris Hilton, Carmen Electra, Daryl Hannah, Pamela Anderson, Fergie, Kate Hudson, Cindy Crawford, Jessica Alba and other celebrities who enjoy this workout can’t be wrong.