The Woodstock Athletic Club at Woodstock Inn & Resort is the area’s premier facility for health and recreation. The club offers lessons from USPTA-certified instructors, court rentals, racquetball, swimming, cardio equipment, a movement studio, outdoor ...
Steve Vucovich, the managing partner for Apple Athletic Club, shares what makes the club unique. The Details Year founded: 1986 Number of locations: One Brand description: Apple Athletic Club is a 60,000-square-foot, multi-purpose, multi-generational club, ...
Gail Hodge, a franchise owner and operator of Shapes Fitness for Women in Sarasota, Florida, shares what makes the gym unique. The Details Year founded: Shapes Corporation was founded in 1983 in the Tampa Bay ...
Roxie Zendejas, the director of marketing and sales, shares what makes The Club Kona unique. The Details Year founded: 1988 Number of locations: Three Brand description: Inspired by the dynamism of the community and na’au ...
Chris Salisbury, the area director of Catalyst Fitness, shares what makes Catalyst Fitness unique. The Details: Year founded: 2012 Number of locations: Seven Brand description: Our core values are the heart and hustle of everything ...
Cristin Smith, the CEO and founder of Saffron & Sage in San Diego, California, had a major health crisis at the peak of her career, which led to a very costly and confusing journey. From ...
When Bruce Thompson opened Prairie Athletic Club in 1976, he only had one goal in mind: bringing the game of racquetball, a game he was very passionate about, to his hometown of Sun Prairie, Wisconsin. ...
Blue Moon Fitness, located in the greater Omaha area, strives for one thing: to create an atmosphere people feel comfortable in — even if they only workout once in a blue moon. And that’s what ...
Family owned, family-oriented and driven by steadfast core values since 1977, Lake Country Racquet & Athletic Club (LCRAC) has developed into a full-service club and staple of the Hartland, Wisconsin, community. As of early May, ...
Crystal Reynolds has heard all the excuses in the world. From statements like “I’m too old” to “I’m too hungover,” there’s no limit to what the general population will say to avoid working out. “I ...
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