College courses exploring the text of Harry Potter have become more and more common in recent years, but Ohio State University might be the first to offer a Hogwarts themed fitness class!

The Recreation and Physical Activity Center (RPAC) at Ohio State recently experimented with hosting a Harry Potter themed spinning class, where students work-out to wizard rock and music from the films. The class was such a success that RPAC is looking forward to hosting similar events in the future.

Watch the video above to get a glimpse of the spinning class and see what some fans thought of bringing Harry into the gym!

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