Group Personal Training

12 Week Strength Training Program designed by doctors of physical therapy

About us

It's All About the
Freedom Movements

Group Personal Training programming revolve around these 12 movements that build lasting strength, restore confidence, and support everyday performance.

DEADLIFT
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OVERHEAD PRESS
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SQUATS
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JEFFERSON CURL
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JUMP
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STEP DOWN
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PULL UP
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PUSH UP
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FREEDOM GET-UP
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Single Leg
RDL
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SKI ERG
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KOT LUNGE
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Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays

Mornings

6:00AM
7:00AM
8:15AM
9:15AM
10:30AM

Afternoons

4:30PM
5:30PM

Fridays

Mornings

6:00AM
7:00AM
8:15AM
9:15AM
10:30AM

Afternoons

4:30PM

Saturdays

Mornings

7:30AM
8:30AM
9:30AM

Afternoons

None

“I actually look forward to it working out.”

"This place is awesome! Love it and first workout I’ve ever done that I actually look forward to!"

Kathryn V.

Strength training at 70+ finally felt right.

After physical therapy and dry needling resolved my hip pain, I joined the training program and couldn’t be happier. The coaches understand older adults, progress is gradual and safe, and the group support makes every workout enjoyable.

Brenda F.

The best decision I’ve made in years.

After years away from exercise, I learned I could strength train safely in a supportive environment. The coaching is personal, the classes are encouraging, and I feel stronger, more confident, and better prepared for everyday life.

Becky B.
Proven by Experts

Your First Step to Strength Starts Here

1. Fill Out the Form

Schedule a brief conversation to discuss your goals and determine if this is the right fit for you.

2. Share Your Goals

One-on-one evaluation with a Doctor of Physical Therapy to clarify your starting point.

Your Plan will Revolve Around our 12 Movements

3. Begin Your Freedom Plan

Clear milestones track your progress — helping you see results and stay motivated from start to finish.

Improved Quality of Your Life

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Group Personal Training

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between small group personal training and Physical Therapy?
I haven't worked out in years—will I be able to keep up?
Will I get help with nutrition?
I'm worried I won't stick with it
Can I try a session first to see if it's a good fit?
How is this different from a gym, bootcamp, or class like OrangeTheory?
How many days a week should I train?
What is a DXA Scan and how often do you recommend them?
How much does it cost?
What if I'm injured or dealing with chronic pain?
What if I don't have a lot of time?
How big are the groups? Will I get personal coaching?
What kind of results can I expect?
Will I always have the same coach?
Is the workout the same for everyone?