The personal trainers at
Iron Quest Fitness have been helping people grow muscle, confidence and overall health in the Lansing area for seven years. They’ve also been doing some growing of their own.
In July of 2010, owner and director Jason McCammon opened a new 4,500 square foot location at 2510 E Michigan Ave in
Lansing. By purchasing the property and building it out to his own specifications, McCammon was able to add much-needed facilities to his
business.
"We’re now able to offer full shower facilities and locker rooms. That was a big deal for us," says McCammon.
"We also have a big open area for free weights, a kitchen area for staff, and a separate powerlifting room in the back."
The extra room allows Iron Quest to better serve their clientele.
Unlike most workout facilities, McCammon’s operation is exclusively for one-on-one training.
"We’re well-known for being experts on physiology," McCammon says. "Well set you up with a complete wellness and nutrition plan and then you meet with a trainer who takes you through private training sessions."
In addition to McCammon and his wife, Iron Quest supports up to six employees depending upon seasonal demand. After the $300,000 investment made in the new Michigan Ave building, he was pleased to see that demand rise.
"Really, the response was even greater then we expected," McCammon says. "We were only cautiously optimistic, but we’ve just had our best January yet. We’re really pleased."
Source: Jason McCammon, Iron Quest Fitness
Writer: Natalie Burg, News Editor
All Photographs © Dave Trumpie
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