New Trail Cycling Studio is opening at Lake Anne Plaza in the late summer at 1614 Washington Plaza.
Liz Kamp — a Reston resident of nearly 10 years, an avid indoor cyclist and a mother of three — is behind the venture, which will offer indoor cycling classes for all levels.
Kamp hopes to use the studio to create a welcoming, tight-knit community.
“I’ve always wanted to create a fitness business where community is important. Cycling offers that,” she said.
The studio takes up half of the former location of Lakeside Pharmacy, which closed in 2014 after 44 years of business. Another tenant is expected to take up the other half of the site.
Classes, which blend authentic cycling drills paired to the beat of music, will be offered for adults, teens and individuals age 55 and and up. Riders of all levels are welcome to take classes.
Kamp, who has 15 years of experience in the fitness industry, said the idea for her business has been “a long time coming.”
“I’ve been planning on launching a brick and mortar store for the last six years. There’s a real need for building and capitalizing on this great community,” she said.
Photo courtesy of Liz Kamp
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