In June I moved my residence Downtown to a Loft & in October Sweat Training will be moving Downtown to an Urban Loft Style Gym on the 4th Floor of 18 West 7th Street between Vine & Race Street.
To give you a reference it's the old camera shop building (yellow sign) with Jean Robert's New Restaurant Table around the corner, LPK Design behind on 8th, & Jeff Ruby's east one block on 7th. The View from the New Gym.....Killer!
This location is my Dream Gym & I am pinching myself that my dream is becoming a reality. I get to work and train clients in the ONLY LOFT STYLE PERSONAL TRAINING/BOOT CAMP GYM in DOWNTOWN CINCINNATI!
If you live/work in or near Downtown & have been looking for that gym that is unique, personal, convenient, & has legit/effective training....you just found it! Indoor Group Boot Camps & Team Atmosphere Personal Training a walk away.....Nothing Like It!
Gym's have to have a Vibe and this gym has the Vibe of a Serious/Athletic/New York Gym......I can't believe I get to train and work here. To me a gym has to inspire you, take you out of your day to day life, & foster passion......this gym makes you want to Train!
This is the raw space, soon to be built out with an office, shower, paint job, flooring, & equipment. The 2,700 sq. ft space has a 14 foot ceiling, exposed ventilation, and massive windows that let in the light & open up to the sounds of the hustle and bustle of the city.
When I walked into this space I Fell-In-Love, this is the space I had always envisioned.....and after 5 years of Sweat & 2.5 years in my first location it was time. I can't explain how badly I had to have this space from that moment forward (Sean, my A-mazing agent/commercial mogul, definitely knew.....& made it happen). This space represented my growth as an entrepreneur......my dream to create, build, share, grow, experience, challenge/be challenged.....and all the years of work, sacrifice, obstacles I had to go through to get HERE......it's HERE!
This space also represents something else.... Sweat Training as a Brand Paired with Perfection to it's training style. Sweat brings the camaraderie, competition, intensity, and physical progress that comes from taking part in a sport into the gym environment. At Sweat I am the Owner/the only Trainer & I specialize/will continue to specialize in just Personal Training & Boot Camps. This is a gym where people come for the atmosphere, the coach, the workout, and the teammates.
Let me also go back to the Topic of
Sean Mangialardo of Cresa Partners, my commercial agent. This process took time and work & Sean was professional, hard working, highly knowledgeable, personal, persistent, & reliable. Sean listened to my vision, answered all my questions, supported the path of my company, & helped turn it into a reality. Even after the deal he is continuing to see the small details through to the end. SEAN......THANK YOU! If you are looking for a commercial agent for Large-Small projects I highly highly reccommend him.
I just finalized the deal today at Noon & can't wait to train & inspire as many clients as possible in this space! The exciting part....I'm just getting started on all the things I want to do with Sweat, this is just the beginning & I hope to share these experiences with you!
About Sweat
Our training is setup to be challenging for both Men & Women, No Contract Obligation, Pay As You Go, & Trial Sessions are Free For Rookies. Come in & experience the gym environment, the training regimen, & my coaching style to see if this is the right fit for you.
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Matthew was nonstop marching the streets on the walkie,
& Lisa Maly (my friend from back in my Ursuline days) of Arts Wave was keeping things running smoothly.
Cincinnatians filled 12th street all day painting away as the street design took life.
What I found interesting about this project was the beauty, art, & community that came from talent, uniqueness, planning, & hours of work the day of the event. No doubt these organizers stretched themselves to create community through street art.
This reminded me of a conversation that I had with one of my clients last week. He said to me, "Danielle, I train with you b/c you push me to the point past where I think I can go & then you ease up. I know when I get pushed to that point I am doing something worthwhile. "
