While dancing it out under pulsing lights isn’t yet a possibility, Zouk will be allowing its patrons to sweat it out on the dance floor in the day.

The partnership with Absolute Cycle, a Rhythm Cycling studio, is a move for the club to “better utilise its space”, according to Zouk Group's chief executive Andrew Li, speaking to The Sunday Times. 

This will help Absolute Cycle deal with excess demand due after reducing their capacity due to safe distancing measures. 

 

 

 

 

 

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It's Happening! 💥Absolute Cycle x Zouk!💥 Come experience the ultimate Rhythm Cycling experience in Singapore hottest club, @zouksingapore. Expect epic light, music and the workout of your life! Book your bikes now! #absolutecyclesingapore #absoutecyclezouk #rhythmcycling #weareabsolute

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The news comes after months of inactivity in the nightlife sector as related establishments remain shuttered because of restrictions imposed to curb COVID-19. 

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Classes have started yesterday (11/10) with up to 50 bikes across two floors, operating for about twelve classes daily. This brings a whole new experience for fitness enthusiasts as facilities of the club come into play, including its sound system, lighting and smoke machines. 

In an Instagram post leading up to the opening, the spinning studio posted, “Prepare yourself for a Rhythm Cycling experience like no other… It's gonna be epic!”

 

 

 

 

 

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🔥It's Official!🔥 We are so excited to bring you — Absolute Cycle x Zouk! More details to come! Prepare yourself for a Rhythm Cycling experience like no other...It's gonna be epic! #weareabsolute #absolutecyclesingapore #absoutecyclezouk #zouksingapore #rhythmcycling #partyonabike

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Aside from being a part-time cycling studio, Zouk at night will be transformed into a cinema, with plans for themed movie nights four times a week. Spaced-out tables of up to five and themed decorations each month, as well as food to complement the movie experience, are in the works.

In September, the Zouk Group was sold to Malaysian firm Tulipa as Genting Hong Kong attempted to offload “non-core assets” and provide liquidity. The past few months have also seen the popular party spot channelling their efforts into renting space to Lazada, starting Zouk Digital and bottled cocktails. 

Latest developments in the coronavirus situation have allowed small-scale live performances to take place gradually. On the other hand, plans for phase 3 of Singapore’s reopening have been said to be revealed in the coming weeks, which would entail changes to the size of group gatherings and large-scale events.

Photo: Zouk Singapore