Bash Bays, Thunder Bay's first rage room, opened its doors, providing a safe and fun outlet for releasing pent-up energy. Customers can book sessions to smash various breakables in a controlled environment. Owner Jeremy Moore, inspired by his own mental health journey, hopes the rage room will offer a valuable tool for stress management and emotional release.
THUNDER BAY — Laughter and smashing glass reverberated as a new rage room opened its doors on Wednesday in Thunder Bay .
He started the company started last year in April after he said he experienced a heavy mental load and began going through a mental health journey. “My situation brought me to this point and I just noticed that there's a lot more tools that there could be out there for people that were coping with hard times,” said Moore.
“Having them invested means a lot,” said Moore. "It shows them that mental health is kind of a big important thing for me, as well as like they see dad working hard and trying to do good things. So I think it's a really good example for them."
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