Operated by Head Coach Cheri Gilroy, Farrell's eXtreme Bodyshaping is a fitness center offering training through resistance bands, medicine balls and cardio kickboxing bags. It offers a 10-week fitness program, an FIT (Farrell's Infinite Transformation) program and a low-impact program. The programs feature student challenges that encourage personal growth as well as instructor challenges to ensure that employees are kept sharp. Martial arts training is also offered at Farrell's US Martial Arts, which is located in the same building as Farrell's eXtreme Bodyshaping.
Max Life Fitness was opened in 2010 by Ryan Arguello and Melissa Grandon. It offers a variety of classes, including yoga, aerobics, kickboxing and kettle bells, which are held in a large matted and mirrored room. There are no machines or free weights, other than those used in classes. Members work with fitness coaches who tailor programs to meet their individual needs with a focus on nutrition. The program includes a 40-day makeover challenge which can be rolled over into a year-long membership.
