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Iron Tribe Fitness signed a franchise agreement for a new gym in the Tampa area, owned and operated by Allie Herrera. The gym will offer two workout options, including a 45-minute functional training group class and hands-on, semi-private training.
Iron Tribe Fitness, the Birmingham, Alabama-based fitness franchise, signed an agreement for the development of one area gym.
The new gym will be owned and operated by Allie Herrera, a local fitness enthusiast who previously worked as both a coach and general manager at two separate Iron Tribe Fitness locations in Tennessee. Though a lease has yet to be signed, Herrera is specifically eyeing the Hyde Park area.
Iron Tribe Fitness offers two exciting and effective workout options to help clients of all experience levels reach their goals with a completely personal approach. The first is a 45-minute functional training group class that is limited to 16 participants, taught by at least one highly-trained coach, and changes each day. The second is hands-on, semi-private training (5-person sessions) that customizes every aspect of one’s fitness and nutrition journey.
Both offerings are aimed at taking ones strength, conditioning and skill to the next level.
“When you take a class at Iron Tribe, you don’t get the option to slack off. Similar to athletic training, you get accountability from trainers and strangers who can become friends,” said Herrera. “Classes are for anyone at any level, and the real competition is with yourself.”
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This story was originally published in Franchising.com on January 13, 2023. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.
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