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January/February 2023 - The Most Resilient Cities

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■ MUSCLE UP Mother-daughter duo Gabriela Schonbach and Amanda Giannakos channelled their passion for yoga and wellness into a COVID project back in 2020: Movement by NM. They started the subscription-based platform to blend "art, fitness and life" for $15/month or $99/year. Members can use the app and magazine for HIIT, dance, yoga, strength training and other disciplines, in addition to workshops, movement plans, docu- mentaries and inspiring stories. ■ MOVING MOUNTAINS Athlete, kinesiologist and postpar- tum exercise specialist Sara Niblock is a mom on a mission to help other moms return to fitness. Niblock's 15 years of experience culminated in Whistler-based Mountain Mom Strong in 2020 to help postpartum moms heal their bodies and restore their core. A guided 12-week group subscription program gives full ac- cess to the platform for $660, and a self-paced simplified program offers a breathing window of six months for $315. ■ MOTION PICTURE Kelowna's In Motion Fitness deliv- ers an online fitness program for seniors, people with neurological disorders (like Parkinson's patients or stroke survivors) and those with impaired movement. For $49/month or $479/year, the monthly video sub- scription service streams around six classes a week to work on posture, strength training, balance, flexibility and core strength. £ ON T R E N D JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2023 BCBUSINESS.CA 57 WORKING IN Want to skip the gym? These B.C. businesses will spot you by Rushmila Rahman Are You Looking to Build a Strong Corporate Culture? For more informa�on visit: salva�onarmy.ca/bri�shcolumbia/volunteer Sign your team up to volunteer today - it's the perfect way to give back to your community and let your corporate colours shine. We have fun and exci�ng opportuni�es for teams and individuals. S P E C I A L I S S U E J A N U A R Y / F E B R U A R Y 2 0 2 1 Distractions P L E A S A N T Boulevard's takeout clam chowder is just the kind of comfort we need. Photo by Leila Kwok From the best wine, beer and takeout in the city to virtual events, great reads and more: our picks for taking on 2021 LIKE US ON FACEBOOK @VANCOUVER MAGAZINE FOLLOW US ON INSTAGRAM @VANMAG_COM VISIT US AT VANMAG.COM BCB_1/3sq_FillerAds.indd 3 5/13/21 11:34 PM

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