Showing posts with label personal trainer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label personal trainer. Show all posts

Thursday, October 30, 2014

WORKOUT ANYTIME in the Daily News

WORKOUT ANYTIME in the Daily News

Dale Chaffin of WORKOUT ANYTIME Bowling Green was recently featured in the Daily News. Dale was interviewed for the story and a photographer was assigned to take his photo for a story about the WORKOUT ANYTIME location in Bowling Green where he is the GM and how he has lost 80 pounds since 2012 with help of personal trainer Chris Talley. The story focused on how working at a gym has helped Dale with his fitness goals. 

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Friday, May 24, 2013

Workout Anytime Featured in Henry Daily Herald

Workout Anytime was recently featured in the Henry Daily Herald in an article titled, "New 24-hour gym working out for southside".

The article talks about the first Workout Anytime location opening on the southside of Atlanta, though there are 14 franchise locations on the northside of the area. Zelly Wesson, the gym's operations director, speaks about the large numbers of registered members in just the first few weeks. The article goes on to discuss the Workout Anytime business model and the grand opening festivities that were held in honor of the new location.

Click HERE for the full article or begin reading below:


New 24-hour gym working out for southside

By: Curt Yeomans

 — Nekisha Dickerson gave her personal trainer, Don Wisby, an exasperated look Friday when he jokingly asked her to do another set of leg raises at the end of their first training session at Workout Anytime Fitness.
He’d already had the Stockbridge resident doing several exercises, including standing cable wood chops and cable pulls before the leg raises. When she gave him the look, he let out a laugh.
“She’s handled it — she wanted to give up but she pushed through,” said Wisby later.

Friday, October 26, 2012

Workout Anytime featured in The Knoxville Journal

Workout Anytime is being featured in an ongoing series of articles where Knoxville Journal reporter Wes Hall is tracking his personal cardiovascular health and weight management results while working with a Workout Anytime trainer. Click here to read an article in the series, or begin reading below.

Powell Workout Anytime focuses on individual health

I have never been a very physical person, but I usually went at a fast pace until 2003 when surgeons performed four bypasses on my heart. I felt better but I did slow my pace.

Last month I began “Boot Camp” with Workout Anytime on Emory Road at Clinton Highway in Powell.

Three days a week, I join three others and a trainer to build my body back up to near its potential. So far, I have lost about 10 pounds and at least an inch off my waist. The most significant advantage is my energy level is improving. I find myself making a faster stride than a few weeks ago.

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