Sports & Recreation

With four light-proof, sound-proof and fully enclosed tubs, a West End chiropractor is getting ready to launch his second business, adding another flotation therapy spa to the Richmond market.

A Richmond native has returned home with plans to open a hot yoga studio in Shockoe Slip in a recently redeveloped building dating back to the 1880s.

A strained calf muscle is all that stands between a local baseball glove company and a chance to see its product on the sport’s biggest stage.

After her Midlothian barre studio shut down this summer, a VCU grad decided to keep the workouts going and will reopen the space as her own gym.

Amid staff turnover and its third-party management firm’s merger, a 100-year-old Lakeside country club will revert to managing day-to-day business own its own, with help from some new talent.

Adding another name to the growing list of barre group fitness gyms, a pair of friends recently kicked off classes in a West End shopping center.

As cyclists start their race through the city, the nonprofit that organized the event is depending on a final spurt of business to push it over the fundraising finish line.

Richmond businesses – from Fortune 500s to downtown bars – are rolling out the red carpet for international cyclists and the audience they’ll bring with them.

Going as far as radio ads for public reassurance, the owner of a Hanover golf course is trying to quell rumors of an imminent development on the land – but the developer does have some far-off plans for a project there.

The PGA Champions tour is coming back to Richmond after 15 years after the PGA, a local country club and a major corporate sponsor struck a four-year agreement.