The new site features the brand’s 3.0 design, integrating specialized zones for HIIT, cycling, and Reform Pilates alongside recovery amenities like infrared saunas and HydroMassage. Beyond the equipment, the facility introduces 24-hour weekday access to the local market and is expected to generate more than 70 jobs ranging from personal training to club management.
CEO Tony Scrimale noted that the investment aims to provide high-end, accessible fitness programming to the region. This opening serves as a precursor to a wider growth wave; the company currently has six additional North Texas sites in development, including locations in Garland, Burleson, and Benbrook. With memberships starting at $9.99 per month, the organization is pushing toward a goal of operating nearly 20 clubs across Texas by the end of 2026. A grand opening event featuring demonstrations and local vendors is scheduled for August 1.

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