A glimpse into the friendly atmosphere of a Workout Anytime gym, designed for community fitness.
Workout Anytime, the Atlanta-based gym chain, is set to open six new locations in Augusta. This expansion marks their first venture outside the metro Atlanta area and aims to serve underserved communities. Local franchisees are enthusiastic about the potential, emphasizing a welcoming and community-oriented gym experience that includes unique amenities like infrared saunas and hydromassage lounges. While the openings may take time due to real estate agreements, residents can expect a vibrant shift in the local fitness scene.
Exciting news for fitness enthusiasts in Augusta! The Atlanta-based Workout Anytime gym chain has announced plans to open an impressive six new workout centers in the area beginning this year. This move marks the company’s first expansion beyond the metro Atlanta region since its inception in 1999, and it’s stirring up quite a buzz among local residents.
With about 180 franchises scattered across the country, Workout Anytime has recognized that Augusta is ripe for growth in the fitness industry. The enthusiasm surrounding the potential new locations is palpable, as local franchisees see a fantastic opportunity in the market. The company believes that having competition can be a healthy thing for the community, as it helps to identify what residents truly need regarding fitness services.
Workout Anytime’s mission is clear: to open gyms in underserved areas. They have their sights set on locations in Grovetown and the Wymberly retirement community, ensuring that they cater to a diverse population. The emphasis is on providing quality gyms that feel community-oriented rather than intimidating, breaking away from stereotypes associated with traditional gyms.
As they expand, the chain is focusing on creating a welcoming environment. They want to make fitness fun and friendly, reminiscent of the bar “Cheers,” where everyone knows your name. The size of their facilities is also noteworthy, typically ranging between 8,000 to 11,000 square feet. They even have a flagship gym in Irondale, Alabama, that spans a whopping 18,000 square feet.
It’s not just about pumping iron at Workout Anytime. The chain prioritizes wellness and recovery, offering a variety of options for cardio, strength training, group workouts, and personalized training sessions. But here’s where it gets even better: the newer gyms come equipped with premium suites featuring all the fancy amenities like infrared saunas, hydromassage lounges, and tanning beds to enhance the recovery process. Talk about a treat after a tough workout!
While the buzz is all around town, it’s essential to note that Workout Anytime is taking its time with real estate agreements. This means that gym goers will have to hold their horses as the new locations might not pop up immediately. However, the proactive approach means they are focusing on finding just the right spots for their new gyms.
In the interim, the Workout Anytime community is not sitting idle. The Aiken location recently held its annual 9/11 Memorial Stair Climb challenge, which honors the lives lost during the World Trade Center attacks by putting participants through an intense climb of 2,071 steps. This kind of community engagement speaks volumes about the company’s dedication to not just fitness but to honoring and remembering significant events.
Plus, the gym has recently garnered attention from Hollywood! Actor Mark Wahlberg experienced a visit to Workout Anytime Aiken after a little confusion about gym access. He left the gym raving about the equipment after a respectful workout session. This kind of exposure is only icing on the cake for an already rising brand in the fitness sector.
As Workout Anytime sets its sights on Augusta, residents can anticipate an exciting transformation in the local fitness scene. Whether you’re a fitness fiend or just beginning your journey, these new centers are poised to provide quality service, unique amenities, and a community vibe that feels just right.
So get ready, Augusta! Change is coming, and it’s looking bright and sweaty!
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