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Let’s take on this year, together.

And, just like that, it’s 2025. We’re so excited to be a part of your community this year

On that note, let’s take a second to acknowledge that the new year doesn’t always feel amazing. If you’re feeling anxious coming into 2025, we see you. It’s ok if you’re easing into this year slowly or skipping the resolutions

If you’re looking to build your community and support system with likeminded ambitious women this year, we want to be a part of your journey We’re here whenever you feel ready to plug in.

Join us for a Rumble Boxing Studio class

The perfect addition to your weekend reset

Join us at Rumble Yaletown on February 1st at 2:30PM! If you’ve never been to a boxing class before, don’t worry, this is an all-levels class

You can expect to:

  • Move your body during a 50-minute class led by the Rumble team.

  • Connect with fellow ambitious women.

  • Learn more about our community and how we can support you this year.

If you’re a YWiB member, this event is FREE! If you’re not a member, tickets are $10 + fees

If you have handwraps, be sure to bring them! Handwraps will be available for purchase at the studio for $20.

Space is very limited! We encourage you to reserve your spot as soon as possible

3 steps to get intentional about your year

The influx of “new year, new me” content can quickly get overwhelming, or even discouraging. If you haven’t hit the ground running this January, we’re here to remind you that it’s ok if you don’t have a list of new years resolutions that you kicked off on January 1st.

The truth is, resolutions are not for everyone! If this is you, here are three steps for more open ended reflection and intention setting for the year:

Reflect on 2024

What went well? What didn’t go well? What sparked joy and fulfillment for you? What did you learn? Jot it down, record a voice note or simply sit and reflect. Mel Robbins has a great episode on 7 questions to ask yourself about 2024.

Pick a word  

What is something you want to focus on this year? If one word is too restrictive, you can pick a few of them. This word could be a feeling, a focus area, a verb; anything that resonates!

Represent your intentions visually

While most people default to a mood board, there are tons of other mediums you can explore. Whether it’s writing or painting, consider how to create a visual representation of how you want your year to look and/or feel.

And, if you do find resolutions helpful, these three steps can lay the foundation for more intentional, specific goal setting.