People often join a gym to make a good impression, be it at a class reunion, on a first date, or when meeting your Doppelganger. Hone an impressive physique with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

• $29.99 for a one-month gym membership (a $245 value)
• $44.99 for a three-month gym membership (a $345 value)

This membership includes the monthly enrollment fee, a gym-access card, and a personal training session. Snap Fitness is open 6 a.m.-11 p.m, 365 days a year.

Explorer Ponce de León abandoned his quest to discover the mythical land of wine after a tumble into the Fountain of Youth left him eternally juvenile. Take up his journey with this Groupon.

$12 for $25 Worth of Wine Tastings and Small Plates

Enophiles can opt to taste the wine bar's frequently rotating array of wine flights. Past flights have included three, aromatic reds ($11), chardonnays ($10), aromatic whites ($21), and organic wines ($26). To eat, diners can opt for a mild-cheese plate ($9); a 12-piece crostini sampler with cured meats, veggies, and cheeses ($11); a prosciutto plate ($9); or a mixed-salume plate ($8). View all flight and small-plate options halfway down this page. This Groupon is not valid on Mondays or Thursdays.

The power of yoga is undeniable, unlike the power of the all-kitten shadow government that lives inside Mount Rushmore. Find the source of true strength with this Groupon.

Choose from Three Options

• $35 for 5 yoga classes (a $75 value)
• $45 for one month of unlimited yoga classes (a $125 value)
• $45 for 10 yoga classes (a $140 value)

The studio's schedule features a wide assortment of sessions for practitioners of all levels, though all fall into the category of Hatha yoga. Class options also include mat Pilates.

Eating at home can save money, but if you don't leave the house you'll never meet a rich stranger who will give you all his money in return for raising his adult children. Get out there with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

• $10 for $20 worth of café and creperie food for lunch
• $15 for $30 worth of café and creperie food for dinner

For lunch, the menu includes paninis, such as the pork with roasted red peppers ($9.75) and chicken pesto ($9.50), as well as savory and sweet crepes ($7–$9.75). For dinner, the menu includes a meat-and-cheese platter ($10.95), goulash ($14.95), and shrimp linguine ($16.95).

Hardwearing Shellac nail polish is ideal for those who work with their hands, such as gardeners, hairstylists, and prisoners digging their way to freedom. Look good at work with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

• $22 for one Shellac manicure (a $45 value)
• $42 for two Shellac manicures (a $90 value)

Like a pair of sunglasses, automotive window tinting reduces glare and makes it harder for people to tell which of your eyes is the glass one. Cultivate an air of mystery with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

• $99 for tinting for five car windows (a $190 value)
• $59 for tinting for the front two car windows (a $120 value)

Anticipation is a powerful motivator, which is why people rush through dinner to get to dessert or fast-forward a movie to see who key-gripped it. Skip to the best part with this Groupon.

$15 for $30 Worth of Cookie Sandwiches and Other Treats

Desserts include cookie sandwiches in flavors such as chocolate-chip peanut butter cream, red velvet, and carrot cake. Cookie sandwiches are $3.25 each and $39–$42 for a dozen. Other options include fudge brownies ($42 for a dozen), specialty cakes, and gluten-free options.

Going to a concert can deepen your admiration for the musicians, especially during the drummer's 20-minute bottle-feeding of a baby goat. Strengthen your musical bond with this GrouponLive deal.

The Deal

• $15 for one G-Pass to Big Head Todd and the Monsters with Soul Asylum, The Wailers, and Matthew Sweet (up to a $34 value)
• When: Saturday, July 20, at 6:45p.m.
• Where: Gibson Amphitheatre
• Seating: loge sections 10–23
• Door time: 6 p.m.
• Ticket values include all fees.
• Click here to view the seating chart.

How G-Pass Works: Your G-Pass will be ready to print 48 hours after the deal ends. Print the G-Pass and use it to enter the venue directly; you won't need to redeem at will call. Due to security restrictions, G-Passes cannot be redeemed through the Groupon mobile app.

Big Head Todd and the Monsters

Big Head Todd and the Monsters performing “Bittersweet” at Red Rocks Amphitheatre in 2008

Big Head Todd and the Monsters have amassed a loyal following since their inception in 1986, releasing 13 albums, one of which—1993’s Sister Sweetly—went platinum. But the Colorado rock band, who combine bluesy riffs with the melancholic rasp of frontman Todd Park Mohr, are even more at home on the road than in the studio. In addition to playing venues throughout the globe, they’ve sold out Red Rock Amphitheatre seven times, proving the loyalty of their fans and forcing scalpers to learn how to mountain-climb. Their latest release, 100 Years of Robert Johnson, pays homage to the titular blues legend. Concertgoers can expect to hear Johnson covers as well as the beloved hits i “Bittersweet,” “Broken Hearted Savior,” and “Resignation Superman.”

Soul Asylum

Soul Asylum performing “Black Gold” on 89.3 The Current

The legacy of Minneapolis rockers Soul Asylum—whose 1993 album Grave Dancers Union went triple platinum—came full circle with the 2012 release Delayed Reaction, described by AllMusic.com's Mark Deming as their "best album in ages." The band’s 10th studio full-length brims with eclecticism, swaying during the loungy blues of “Cruel Intentions,” and clipping along with the rough and tumble jangle of the band’s early releases in “The Streets.” Live, Soul Asylum propels its rough yet infectious guitar riffs and swelling organ chords into the audience, all while lead singer Dave Pirner strums a low-slung guitar and growls a set of new cuts as well as recognizable hits such as “Runaway Train,” which earned the band a Grammy and a gold-plated railroad spike for Best Rock Song in 1994.

Other Performers Include:

The Wailers: Bob Marley’s former band delivers an onslaught of roots reggae during rollicking live performances.

Matthew Sweet: Indie pop-rocker of hits such as “Girlfriend” and “Time Capsule”

Boats allow man to explore the last uncharted territory: the other side of the marina. Chart your own course with this Groupon.

$49 for Rowing Lesson for Two, One Hour of Rowing Time, and Two Stainless-Steel Water Bottles ($110 Value)

Pairs learn to navigate the water with an instructor during a one-hour rowing lesson (a $45 value), then practice their skills for an additional hour in a double-slide seat rowboat (a $45 value). Rowers also receive stainless-steel water bottles (a $20 value).

Even though water covers most of the earth's surface, humans spend most of their lives on land and a small portion in the air while they're sleeping. Float on with this Groupon.

$45 for a Blue Whale Cruise for Two (Up to $100 Value)

Sightseers board a double-decker vessel and tour the Pacific Ocean for 3 hours looking for wildlife. Along the way, the captain narrates his finds as each marine creature comes into view, pointing out key characteristics and which underwater university the animals attended. Aside from blue whales, groups often see sea lions and dolphins darting back and forth across the water. Tickets are valid weekdays at noon and 3:30 p.m., on Saturdays at 9 a.m., and more trips times will be added to the calendar through the summer. Children aged 2 and younger are admitted free, and tickets for children 3–11 are normally $30 each.