This August, Orangetheory Fitness Canada is partnering with premium canned cocktail brand Olé Cocktail Co. to introduce No Shower Happy Hour, a nationwide initiative designed to celebrate post-workout wins, community connection, and balanced living. Launching August 22, the campaign will feature free workouts, exclusive product sampling, community events, and a major end-of-summer giveaway. This promotion is available to members and non-members across Canada.
No Shower Happy Hour encourages Canadians to embrace movement without pressure and to toast the small victories, whether it's hitting a personal record or simply showing up.
"We’ve seen firsthand how a post-workout social hour transforms a routine into a ritual—it builds belonging, fuels motivation, and weaves stronger community ties," says Blake MacDonald, President of Orangetheory Fitness Canada. "At Orangetheory, we live by a work-hard, play-hard ethos. Partnering with Olé, another proudly Canadian brand, is a natural extension of that spirit, allowing us to channel that post-sweat energy into memorable experiences that celebrate our members and the vibrant community that makes Orangetheory truly special."
Free Workout Cocktail Events
Orangetheory Fitness and Olé Cocktail Co. Launch No Shower Happy Hour
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