The Best Ways To De-Stress
It’s the last day of the Utah Legislature's 2025 general session. Do you need to de-stress? Bookmark this article for ways to relax (or rage) your worries away in Salt Lake.

It’s the last day of the Utah Legislature's 2025 general session. Do you need to de-stress? Bookmark this article for ways to relax (or rage) your worries away in Salt Lake.
🧘♂️ Yoga
I took a yoga class at Rebel House, and it was lovely. I’m no yogi, but the teacher had a great yoga voice — calming and relaxing. We finished the class in resting pose, as you do, and she put a warm towel over everyone’s eyes, which was a nice touch.
Another goodie: the free candlelit yoga every first and third Tuesday at the Marmalade library.
🥊 Boxing
Located in the Lower Avenues, the Salt Lake City Boxing Club is a great place to blow off steam, whether you’re new to boxing or Apollo Creed. I didn’t realize how much #femalerage I had until the first time I took a class. Damn, it feels good to punch something really hard.
😤 Rage
Along those lines, get your stress out by smashing things into a million little pieces at a rage room. You can even BYOB (bring your own breakables).
🧖♂️ Relax
If a spa day is more your speed, get an essential facial at Landis Lifestyle Salon. They have locations in Marmalade and Sugar House, and it’s a fairly good deal for a spa treatment. For $89 (before tip) you get a 75-minute facial that includes a hand, foot, face, or scalp massage.
👍 Bonus Tips
- Spend time outdoors, perhaps at your favorite pocket park.
- Cry in public.
- Do things that make you feel like a kid again.
- Focus on a hobby.
- Take a drive and listen to your favorite podcast (and support that podcast by becoming a member :)).
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