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Where to work out, according to ATXtoday readers

ATXtoday readers are an active bunch, so we asked you to share how you stay in tip-top shape.

The Austin skyline, as seen from between trees on the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail.

No surprise here — the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail is a favorite for exercising Austinites.

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Y’all are an active bunch.

Last week we asked how often and where you like to work out in Austin. More than 65% of you like to work out at least four times per week — these are your top exercises:

A pie chart showing how often ATXtoday readers work out.

How often do you work out? Let us know using this survey.

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  • 53% like lifting weights
  • 41% enjoy going for a run
  • 40% are yogis
  • 35% enjoy group exercise
  • 28% enjoy a tranquil hike

Reader Amy recommends trying out Castle Hill Fitness, 1112 N. Lamar Blvd., and LOVE Cycling Studio, 2609 Perseverance Dr.

Hiking the Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail comes highly recommended by readers Brian M., Jon B., and Jody.

Boutique wellness studio Studio Three Austin, 501 Brazos St., is a favorite of reader Lindsey S., and Elizabeth W. recommends CrossFit Central Downtown, 410 Pressler St., if you’re looking for something high-intensity.

Looking for more variety? Reader Katie G. says ClassPass lets her hop around to different studios.

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