Every Sunday, we hosted a free meetup for people in Bath to come together and exercise in a fun and energising way. We’d have people join in whilst on their Sunday walks, kids come and play on the rings and we even had a few dogs get involved!

As soon as restrictions were lifted, we made our way back to Victoria Park, put some rings up and got people back together again!

We sold our handmade parallettes to cali-lovers and other gyms throughout lockdown, along with free guides on how to exercise with them. People finally had good quality equipment that they could trust, and knew how to use them properly without getting injured!

Before we opened our own space, we hosted Cali classes at Fly Fitness, working on skills like handstands, L-sits & moves on the rings.

Before we had our own studio, we brought our love for bodyweight movement to other gyms for their members to experience. We ran calisthenics classes, handstand workshops and even online live classes to follow along to.

Learning the fundamentals and getting stronger than ever, surrounded by like-minded people.

Every Tuesday & Thursday we ran classes up at Team Bath for the students, giving them the opportunity to explore their skills and strength.

Bringing people together as much as we can.

We finally got the keys to the first CaliUnity gym - the Cali Cave! This was all about bringing the vision to life and giving the growing community a home!

As creatives & engineers, our founders tried to make as much as they could themselves to keep it as close to home as possible. They made the boxes, the pallet wood walls, put the flooring in and even the mirrors.

The only mistake they made was putting in the crisp-clean flooring and then getting sawdust absolutely everywhere!

Special shoutout to Clydebuilt Fitness for providing us with one of the best rigs in the game!

We got all of our founding members and friends together to celebrate finally having a home for the CaliUnity community!

After 6-months of running the first gym (nicknamed the Cali Cave), we were running out of space and had to start looking for a new potential future home for Cali… check out some pictures below of the huge renovation project.