New studio puts an Aboriginal spin on fitness
Julia Eskins, Centretown News
Beverley Sunday, HAWK Studio founder, teaches a pilates class. Archive 1997-2016
Drawing on experience from her upbringing on Alberta’s Goldfish Lake reserve, Beverley Sunday is challenging indigenous stereotypes and addressing a health epidemic with the opening of Ottawa’s first aboriginal fitness studio. Julia Eskins, Centretown NewsBeverley Sunday, HAWK Studio founder, teaches a pilates class.
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