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    Get Ready to Get Fit

    This Uptown Dallas hot spot is all you need to get the body you want

    CultureMap Create
    Sep 16, 2016 | 12:05 pm

    Getting fit can mean running all over town from gym to spa, juice joint to healthy food store. This might add extra steps on your Fitbit, but it sure is a hassle.

    Skip the bother and make West Village your only stop. At this upscale Uptown Dallas shopping and lifestyle destination, you’ll find all the fitness-related businesses you need in one location.

    Eat well
    The art of nourishment is elevated at Brewed + Pressed. Load up on 100 percent organic and raw-pressed juices; tonics, shakes, and nondairy milks; Stumptown coffee; and plant foods. After a hard workout, our favorite drink is the white shake, made with activated almond milk, frozen banana, tocos, coconut butter, maca, and pine pollen.

    Exercise is just one component of healthy living, so Simply Fit Meals is an essential destination. These ready-to-go meals get you going. It offers 40 to 50 options on a rotating menu, so you’ll always have fresh, enticing fare.

    Get your juice on at Buda Juice, where their organic, cold-pressed juices are never processed or pasteurized to maintain maximum nutrients, enzymes, and vitamins. In addition to juices, they offer the popular Buda cleanse, a one-, three- or five-day program that replaces normal meals with four signature cold-pressed juices, raw soup, and Buda almond milk.

    Look good
    Of course, you’ll need something to wear for your workouts. The Gap brand has expanded with Gap Fit, a line of activewear designed for high-performance and coordinated style. Pair their cross train capris with the Breathe tie-back tank, or the G-stride shorts with a Coolmax layer shelf tank, and you’ll be the talk of Katy Trail.

    You should also head to Lorna Jane for activewear made by the woman who coined the phrase over 25 years ago. This Aussie brand, founded by Lorna Jane Clarkson in 1989, has transformed the industry with its stylish threads. She’s the most awarded fashion designer of activewear for a reason: these are some fashionable workout clothes. Think designer details like a lightweight open mesh panel top paired with performance fabric that skims the torso; socialite sports bras that keep you sleek even when sweating; and a shimmer high-tech legging with diagonal mesh paneling. These are clothes you won’t want to take off even after you get home.

    Work out hard
    After you’re fueled up and dressed for success, the hard work begins. Indoor spin studio SoulCycle is all the rage in New York City and LA, and the business is expanding to West Village by the end of 2016. The 45-minute, fat-burning, full-body workout incorporates hand weights and core work, and the choreography keeps you on your toes. SoulCycle is the signature class; for more sweat and results, take the SoulSurvivor class. It’s amazing what 15 more minutes can do.

    Get sculpted and firm with the 8 Method at InCinR8 Fitness Studio. Owner Danny Connolly is a nationally recognized fitness expert who created the method. It relies on sculpting and strengthening techniques combined with eight-minute intervals of optimum aerobic activity to change bodies from flabby or flat to fab and fit. InCinR8 offers multiple classes per day.

    Another option is West Village’s BuiltCo. Using a five-part system of workouts, food, supplements, cardio, and recovery, owner and athlete Miguel Martinez transformed himself into a hard body — and you can too. Find your own fast and impressive results at this fitness center, where nationally recognized and certified personal trainers get remarkable results with clients.

    Founded by dancer, choreographer, and fitness guru Carrie Rezabek Dorr, Pure Barre is the largest, most established barre franchise in the country. It has more than 375 locations — and growing. The West Village outpost is hopping with people performing small, isometric movements to burn fat; sculpt muscles; and create long, lean physiques.

    Relax and restore
    Every great workout deserves a reward, and what could be nicer than a visit to Massage Envy? The West Village location of this popular chain offers one-, one-and-a-half-, and two-hour massages on your schedule, in a spa environment that maximizes relaxation. Custom massage types include trigger point therapy, reflexology, cranial sacral therapy, Swedish, deep tissue, and sports.

    You can also take care of your newly rockin’ bod at Spa Habitat, which offers a large variety of luxe spa services in a relaxing environment. You won’t find any artificial fragrance, color, or harmful chemicals or preservatives in the products; they’re all organic and natural. We love the generation green facial, featuring wrinkle-fighting cape jasmine stem cells, antioxidants, Brazilian acai oil, and firming dark chocolate.

    Head to Lorna Jane for activewear made by the woman who coined the phrase more than 25 years ago.

    Lorna Jane activewear
    Photo courtesy of Lorna Jane
    Head to Lorna Jane for activewear made by the woman who coined the phrase more than 25 years ago.
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    Sobering statistic

    Texas ranks No. 9 among deadliest states for New Year’s crashes

    John Egan
    Dec 29, 2025 | 5:28 pm
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    At more than 314,000 miles, Texas boasts the largest system of public roads among the 50 states. It also holds the unfortunate distinction of being one of the deadliest states for New Year’s car accidents.

    An analysis of 2014-2023 traffic data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) shows Texas is the ninth worst state for traffic deaths on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day.

    During the 10-year period covered by the analysis, commissioned by AutoAccident.com, Texas tallied 280 traffic deaths on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day — the highest total of any state. The 280-person toll in Texas works out to 9.61 deaths per one million residents, a rate that’s 37 percent above the national average of 6.99 deaths per one million residents.

    The analysis reveals that nearly three-fourths (64 percent) of New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day traffic deaths in Texas were drivers, nearly one-fifth (19 percent) were pedestrians, and 16 percent were passengers.

    “New Year’s Eve is one of the most dangerous nights on American roads,” says Edward Smith, managing attorney at AutoAccident.com, a personal injury law firm.

    “With impaired driving incidents spiking during holiday celebrations, every driver has a responsibility to make smart choices that protect themselves and others sharing the road,” Smith adds. “Even in states with strong safety records, one preventable death is too many.”

    According to the Texas Department of Transportation (TxDOT), more than 2,000 drunk driving-related crashes happened during the 2024 holiday season. Last year, December ranked as the No. 1 month in Texas for wrecks caused by drunk drivers.

    “The holidays are a wonderful time to be with family, and yet they can also be a painful reminder for those who have lost loved ones to preventable crashes,” says Marc Williams, executive director of TxDOT. “Let’s make a new holiday tradition to drive like a Texan: kind, courteous, and safe. That means always getting a sober ride.”

    TxDOT offers these four tips for staying safe on the roads as the calendar switches from 2025 to 2026:

    1. Designate a sober driver before the celebrations start.
    2. Ask a sober relative or friend to pick you up if you’re too tipsy to drive.
    3. Use public transit or rideshare services.
    4. Stay off the roads until you’ve sobered up.

    Several organizations in Dallas-Fort Worth are offering ways to get home safely around New Year’s if you’re too drunk to drive:

    • Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART) has teamed up with Coors Light to provide free rides on New Year’s Eve. To get a free ride, enter the promo code COORSNYE25 in the GoPass app. The offer is available to the first 10,500 riders who enter the code in the GoPass app.
    • Trinity Metro will offer free Trinity Railway Express rides in Tarrant County from 6 pm-midnight on New Year’s Eve.
    • Various bars and entertainment venues in Dallas County are supplying QR codes for one free Lyft ride worth up to $35. The EpicCentral entertainment district in Grand Prairie is among the participants.
    • In collaboration with TxDOT and the Frisco Police Department, Uber is offering $30-per-ride vouchers for people in Frisco who aren’t sober enough to drive. Frisco ranks first on Allstate’s 2025 list of the Texas cities with the best drivers.
    • Fort Worth Limousines provides designated-driver services in Dallas-Fort Worth via limo, luxury sedan, SUV, and bus.
    • Pro-Tow Wrecker Service is offering free tows to tipsy motorists in Denton County who need a ride on New Year’s Eve.
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