Monday, February 2, 2015
WORKOUT ANYTIME on Entrepreneur.com
Friday, December 5, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME on FOX 56 Lexington
WORKOUT ANYTIME on FOX 56 Lexington
Head Trainer Carl Flotka of WORKOUT ANYTIME Lexington was recently featured on FOX 56 Lexington. In the segment Carl talks about how to portion control during the holiday season and
highlights a few exercises that viewers can do to stay active.
View the full segment here.
Friday, November 21, 2014
12 Days of Fitness with WORKOUT ANYTIME
12 Days of Fitness with WORKOUT ANYTIME
Are you in need of a little inspiration to hit the gym this holiday season? Here's a great workout routine to give a try this holiday season provided by the experts at WORKOUT ANYTIME. Enjoy!
Week 1
4 days of exercise
2 days of INTERVAL
Walking/Jogging - 20 min of cardio exercise at moderate pace, first 10
min walk or do cardio at a moderate pace. The second 10 min
will have five 30 second bursts of high intensity mixed with moderate intensity (on min 10,12,14,16, and 18). This boosts metabolic rate.
2 days of body weight or weight training for 12 min per day
Complete two rounds of the following each consisting of 40 seconds of work followed by 20 seconds of rest:
Squats
Push-ups
Walking Lunges
Jumping Jacks
Burpees
Ab half roll backs (seated position, roll half way back, come up and exhale)
Week 2
4 days of exercise
2
days of INTERVAL Walking/Jogging - 20 min of cardio exercise at
moderate pace, first 10 min walk or do cardio at a moderate
pace. The second 10 min will have five 30 second bursts of high
intensity mixed with their moderate intensity (on min 10,12,14,16, and
18). This boosts metabolic rate.
2 days of body weight or weight training for 12 min per day
Complete two rounds of the following each consisting of 40 seconds of work followed by 20 seconds of rest:
Pop Squats
Push-ups w/alt knee
Forward Lunges with bicep curl
Plank Jacks
Mountain Climbers
Ab full roll up (lying position, roll all the way up, and exhale)
Week 3
4 days of exercise
2
days of INTERVAL Walking/Jogging - 20 min of cardio exercise at
moderate pace, first 10 min walk or do cardio at a moderate
pace. The second 10 min will have five 30 second bursts of high
intensity mixed with moderate intensity (on min 10,12,14,16, and
18). This boosts metabolic rate.
2 days of body weight or weight training for 12 min per day
Complete two rounds of the following each consisting of 40 seconds of work followed by 20 seconds of rest:
Squat swing with overhead tricep press
Spider-Man Push-ups
Reverse Lunge with bicep curl
High Knees
Shoulder push-ups
Navy Seals (Ab exercise)
Friday, November 14, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME on WYFF Greenville
WORKOUT ANYTIME on WYFF Greenville

Tuesday, November 4, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME on WDTN-TV Living Dayton
WORKOUT ANYTIME on WDTN-TV Living Dayton
Tony Petrocelli from WORKOUT ANYTIMEE was on the show to share some quick exercises viewers can
do to get in shape for the upcoming holidays. Tony shared the company
website as well as the locations in the area.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME in the Daily News
WORKOUT ANYTIME in the Daily News

View the full article here.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Franchisee Spotlight: Nick Washmuth
Franchisee Spotlight: Nick Washmuth
Nick Washmuth has
always had a passion for fitness and health. After graduating from the University
of Florida with a bachelor’s of science, Nick went on to receive his Clinical
Doctorate in Physical Therapy and then Clinical Doctorate in Manual Physical
Therapy. He practiced physical therapy around St Louis for seven years before
relocating to Birmingham in August this year for his wife’s career.
Nick is currently a
core faculty member in the physical therapy department at Samford University,
and is working on developing the university’s first physical therapy program.
Upon receiving their accreditation, the faculty will have their first cohort of
students in 2015, and Nick hopes to eventually use his future gym for field
trips.
How did you learn
about Workout Anytime?
I was looking to open my own physical therapy practice or
a start-up gym, but with my inexperience in running a business, a franchise
seemed like the best fit. I got in touch with Steven Elliott who happens to be
a good friend of mine from college as well as WORKOUT ANYTIME’s Area Developer for
Alabama, and I saw the success and fun he was having with his business.
What are your
future development plans?
I want to saturate the market. There’s room for 10-15
gyms in the area.
Wednesday, October 22, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME on WFMY News 2
WORKOUT ANYTIME on WFMY News 2
The
WFMY News team had WORKOUT ANYTIME Franchisee Jeff Cook on the show to talk about how to do
explosive exercises in just a few minutes each day. Mary Anne Mills from WORKOUT ANYTIME was also
on the show from WORKOUT ANYTIME
and they went through 4 different exercises that can be done at home to
burn calories fast. In the next segment Mary Anne and Jeff went through
exercises that show moms how they can work out while being pregnant.
Mary Anne goes through exercises that build up endurance for labor and
how to keep off weight while some moms “eat for two”. They went through
the different cardio machines that keep the baby safe and go through a
donkey kick exercise. Lastly, the station mentions where the WORKOUT ANYTIME is located in Greensboro and how to get more information on personal training sessions.
You can view the full segment here.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME in the Jacksonville Daily Record
WORKOUT ANYTIME in the Jacksonvil le Daily Record
WORKOUT ANYTIME was recently featured in the Jacksonville Daily Record. The article talks about the new WORKOUT ANYTIME that opened up Monday, October 6. The article talks about how the Levitt family looks to open 15 WORKOUT ANYTIME
locations in the next 5 years in the Jacksonville area.
View the full article here.
Thursday, October 2, 2014
WORKOUT ANYTIME in My Suburban Life
WORKOUT ANYTIME in My Suburban Life
WORKOUT ANYTIME was recently featured in My Suburban Life. The article starts with Eric’s promise that the Darien WORKOUT ANYTIME club will be the best in the area. The article then goes into his background and details about the new club and the brand.
View the full article here.
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