With an average of four clubs closing every week, it seems like the classic British night out is in peril. But is it really all doom and gloom or just a shift in culture?

While many ravers are hanging up their dancing shoes, they’re not retiring from an active social life. Far from it. With a yoga mat in tow, these social pioneers are heading to one of the numerous new fitness spaces rivalling the pub in popularity.

One such place is The Rogue Room.

Doing away with the bright lights and leisure centre vibes of the traditional gym, The Rogue Room provides a workout revolution one downward dog at a time.

Here, upon entry, you’re greeted by the bar serving no or low alcohol drinks, offering a place for people to kick back and socialise after a workout.

Above and below are the neon-lit studios. That’s where the real magic happens. Powered by flashing lights and thumping music, here workouts take you back to your clubbing heyday. Thankfully the only thing missing is the hangover.

Their ethos? Have a go. It’s not about priding yourself on having the perfect pose. It’s more about turning up, losing yourself in the rhythm, and having a good time.

Offering over 70 classes a week, each promises to be high-energy, eccentric and unlike any workout you’ve done before. With this guarantee in mind, it’s easy to see why many have ditched the dance floor for a dance class. It’s about switching to a healthier lifestyle without losing those moments, surrounded by people in a dark room, giving it your all.