When Kristin came to us at City Gym we knew we had a wonderful employee -- within months she was promoted to Lead Staff person. In her short time with us she has already helped us improve our processes and customer service at the membership desk.

What do you enjoy most about the City Gym community?

Katie has a Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education and Psychology and was a teacher before becoming an Instructor and Personal Trainer. She is a fitness professional with a passion for helping clients overcome medical, psychological and physical challenges to live healthier, happier lives.  Each client presents a fitness and health profile as individual as his/her fingerprint.  We will reach for your goals through a program that offers individualized progression of a safe and appropriate fitness program.  

WHAT CLIENTS ARE SAYING: 

So far in our conversation, we have discussed the main reasons why people stretch, and the different forms of stretching that are common in fitness. To move the dialogue forward, we must discover what what if anything stretching may or may not be good for.

In my mind, the main benefits one receives from yoga, and the associated increases in range of motion, are due through sustained isometric muscle contractions around end range joint positions.

I was overweight, tired all the time, and just generally unhealthy. I had been battling my weight since my late 20’s and had tried Weight Watchers in the past. I did have success on WW plus working out at home, but it was too time consuming after a while to count all those points.

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Dionna before and approx. 6 months after

Having turned 50, and not being in a gym in over 30 years, apparently I was saved from the disappointment of other gyms. What I HAD done was live a life that let me become 100lbs overweight, with high blood pressure.

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Informational Session/Orientation |  September 10th at 9:30am

Anniversaries make me feel reflective and this one is no different. In exactly eleven days, City Gym turns five years old. About this time five years ago, I was having a nervous breakdown. Like an actual, good old fashioned, lay-down-in-my-kitchen-floor-and cry, meltdown. 

Insert Katie Roder. I asked Katie if she had ever considered working for City Gym. She said she hadn't, but that she would mull it over.