Austin Frazier (age 13) shows off his power as he benches 175 pounds. Three generations of lifters are pictured here; his dad, Turner Frazier is the judge & his grandpa Lovell Frazier is the spotter. Mom and step-mom are the ones cheering in the end.
Princeton Fitness
24 / 7 fitness
24 / 7 tanning
New incline treadmills go up to an INSANE 30 degrees!
Smith Machine, Power Rack, Cross over Cable Station
PF is huge- it spans 2 buildings on the historic town square in Princeton, Indiana (Gibson County).
Owned/ operated by Jennifer, a local business owner.
9,000 square feet & 4 floors of space- cardio, tons of free weights, benches, Sprint Circuit machines, 7 heavy bags hanging.
See before & after pictures of the Biggest Losers at myspace.com/princetonfitness & videos of the quarterly Strong Man competitions at youtube.com/princetonfitness
Our rates are low enough that everyone can afford us, with memberships starting at only $4.50/wk. Full access is only $7.50/wk. Sign up with someone else & save- full access for 2 is only $11/wk. The atmosphere is old school, where 100-year-old architectural charm meets modern convenience. If you've never been inside (or haven't been in the last 3 months) you should check it out. Even members who come in once a week are surprised by the changes we make each week. Shane Bonaparte (Princeton) said, "I don't even go there to work out anymore... I just come to see what you've done. I love that place. I don't call it Princeton Fitness... I call it My Place!" Other testimonials are on my website at home.insightbb.com/~fit
I get a kick out of teaching people how to use the machines & setting them up on training programs that suit their needs. Once they know what to do to make changes, it's as if this becomes their personal gym & all I do is keep their towels clean & answer the phones for them! I also enjoy seeing the members come out of the kickboxing class covered in sweat & saying "Great class!" & when they say their pants are falling off them! It is empowering to take control of your waistline & I love being a part of it.
The key in making a business like this work is to A) create a place where people are comfortable & free to try new things B) give them the right equipment, training & encouragement C) know when to push & when to coddle & D) be there when they need you. After all, it's the people that make this place great!
Jennifer
yea that kid now can bench 300 pounds now
HANDICAPKILLER1 1 year ago
lol that shit is so easy.
kyleisreallycool 3 years ago