Things to Do in Paradise Valley
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Arizona Major Soccer League
- Benedict Sports Complex
Amateur soccer players form a team and play a friendly 6 v. 6 match on the fields of Barrios Unidos Park
Maximum Fitness Gym
- North Scottsdale
16,000-square-foot gym with free weights, resistance and cardio machines, a boxing and MMA area, and tires, ropes, and rubber plates
The Joni Fitts School of Horsemanship
- Phoenix
Certified instructors lead private or group lessons in English- and Western-style riding
Arizona Desert Mountain Jeep Tours
As they explain how to survive a night in the desert, guides point out mule deer, horses, bobcats, and other critters along the river
One Love Yoga Scottsdale
- Greyhawk
Meditative music accompanies a relaxing hour heavy on stretches and balance work, with some flows in between
Yoga Village
- North Scottsdale
All-levels flow brightens droopy eyes as minds & bodies awaken to boost flexibility, strength & balance
Hot Yoga Ahwatukee
- Ahwatukee Foothills
A studio heated to 101 degrees, which is lower than the typical Bikram class, helps muscles ease into posture sequences during yoga classes
Personalized Pilates
- Century Club Estates
Class introduces students to foundations of iPilates, a home video series of workouts built around reformer, tower & other Pilates gear
VIP Airsoft
- Val Vista Lakes
Tiny pellets speed toward combatants as players out-flank and ambush one another in 19,000 sq. ft. airsoft arena
Recommended Things to Do by Groupon Customers
Trained professional guides oversee each of Rappel AZ's rappelling and ziplining sessions. Upon arriving at the outfit's private Sonoran Desert location, groups get into the adventuring spirit by embarking with guides on a brief hike to a playground of rock and rope. Among the attractions, a zipline glides 400 feet through the valley at 40 feet off the ground, offering spectacular views of the desert. A variety of other rappelling and climbing packages provide plenty of opportunities for elevation changes, whether it's rappelling 70 feet off a mountainside or attempting a 100-foot chimney climb faster than Santa Claus. As they enjoy the breathtaking views, guests stay safe in provided harnesses for safe dangling and helmets for pumping up other rappellers with head butts.
