How to get 20+ free fitness classes + great deals at Huntsville wellness spots

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The Wellness Passport owner Emma Riley and Elizabeth Hobbs of Hville Blast show The Wellness Passport fitness classes stamp booklets at Light On Yoga Fitness in Huntsville, Alabama — Hville Blast’s Elizabeth Hobbs and The Wellness Passport Owner Emma Riley show their passport books full of stamps at Light On Yoga Fitness in Huntsville. (Ben Johnson / Hville Blast)

Are you ready to find favorite new fitness classes, self care sessions and healthy treats? The Wellness Passport Huntsville returns Sept. 7-Nov. 8, 2026, allowing passholders to unlock over $1,000 in deals at dozens of local wellness businesses over nine weeks for one flat fee of $111.

Passports are now available for purchase, and there’s still time for more businesses to get on board, too.

Read on to learn more about what’s included, who’s behind it and how to get involved in The Wellness Passport Huntsville before the season begins.

Quick guide to The Wellness Passport in Huntsville

What is The Wellness Passport Huntsville?

People do a yoga class at Light On Yoga Fitness in Huntsville, Alabama — People attend a class at Light On Yoga Fitness, one of many Huntsville wellness businesses partnering to offer deals this fall through The Wellness Passport. (Ben Johnson / Hville Blast)

The Wellness Passport started in downtown Birmingham back in 2019, connecting people to local fitness studios, spas and restaurants through one seasonal nine-week pass. It’s grown steadily ever since in terms of participating businesses, pleased passport holders and cities served.

This will be Huntsville’s second season, with the roster of deals expanding as more studios, restaurants and self care businesses continue to sign on. As of early August, 24 Huntsville wellness spots are offering class packages and deep discounts to passholders, including over 20 free fitness classes.

As our community keeps growing, zeroing in on the best places for classes, healthy meals and other self-care can be a bit daunting. The Wellness Passport allows you to explore your options in a new way and at a great value before committing to a routine.

👀 See the full list of participating local businesses on The Wellness Passport Huntsville website.

How does The Wellness Passport work?

People lift free weights in a class at Orangetheory in Madison, Alabama, one participating business in The Wellness Passport 2026 — Buy The Wellness Passport and collect stamps as you use deals at participating businesses over nine weeks this fall. (Credits from top left, clockwise: Orangetheory Madison, Float Huntsville, The Wellness Passport booklet / Hville Blast, The Sparrow Social Society/Freeman & Co. Photography, Pure Barre Huntsville)

A floating chamber at Float Huntsville — Buy The Wellness Passport and collect stamps as you use deals at participating businesses over nine weeks this fall. (Credits from top left, clockwise: Orangetheory Madison, Float Huntsville, The Wellness Passport booklet / Hville Blast, The Sparrow Social Society/Freeman & Co. Photography, Pure Barre Huntsville)

For people who want to try The Wellness Passport and take advantage of the deals offered, the process is simple:

🎟️ BUY ONLINE: Purchase your passport for $111 + pick up your physical stamp booklet at Barre3
💧 Sweat: Enjoy over 20 free fitness classes + additional discounts at spots like Barre3, CoreSouth Lagree, Light On Yoga Fitness, Orangetheory, Pure Barre + True40
🧖 Self Care: Take advantage of perks at Float Huntsville, The Sparrow Social Society, Swift Recovery, Stretch Zone, Squeeze Massage + more
😋 Savor: Get discounts on deliciousness at Good Company Cafe, Honest Coffee Roasters + Kape Tayo
💟 Collect stamps: Get a stamp with every visit in your passport, which qualifies you to win end-of-season prizes

Who is behind The Wellness Passport?

The Wellness Passport owner Emma Riley and Elizabeth Hobbs of Hville Blast chat before a class at Light On Yoga Fitness in Huntsville, Alabama — The Wellness Passport Owner Emma Riley and Hville Blast’s Elizabeth Hobbs recently met up at for a class at Light On Yoga Fitness. (Ben Johnson / Hville Blast)

Birmingham resident Emma Riley took over as owner in December 2025 after first experiencing the program as a passport holder. She later joined the team as an intern, working under founder and True40 Studio CEO Kaitlyn Bentley before stepping into ownership. In addition to becoming a new business owner, Riley is also a new mom, as she and her husband, Griffin, recently welcomed their first child.

Riley is excited to build upon a successful first year for the program in Huntsville while continuing to develop new partnerships as the company’s new owner.

Interested in becoming a partner business? There’s no cost to participate, just a shared interest in getting new customers through the door with great perks!

Visit The Wellness Passport to get yours today!

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