This might sound a bit stupid as there is no sun to make you sweat, but actually I’m talking about exercising. Some of us tend to get lazy and instead start feasting on all kinds of delicious food around, which might mean returning home tanned but bloated. Enter rain, the perfect reason to get back into healthy life, if even for a while. If you’ve never tried yoga before, I dare you to do it here in Bali. There are so many great studios and classes to choose from, and the benefits of joining a 90-minute class are long-lasting. My favorite studios are Seminyak Yoga Shala in Seminyak, Serenity Yoga in Canggu and Yoga Barn in Ubud. If you really want to work out a sweat, try bikram yoga, which is practiced in a studio heated to 40 degrees (104 Fahrenheit). Jiwa Yoga in Petitenget excels in these.
If you cannot get excited about the idea of yoga but still feel like exercise might beat the rain blues, you could hit SOHAM Wellness Center for gym or group classes, Pole Studio Bali for pole dancing or Dee Muay Thai for some martial arts.