Jackson has been part of the Roark team since he was just six weeks old, and let’s be honest—he runs the place. As our unofficial assistant coach and full-time morale booster, Jackson brings unmatched energy, warmth, and loyalty to the gym floor every day.
While both our men’s and women’s gyms share the same building, we’ve chosen to keep them as separate training areas. Why? Because we’ve found that when people feel truly comfortable in their environment, they train better, push harder, and enjoy the process a whole lot more.
We’ve seen how much confidence, progress, and enjoyment comes from giving men and women their own space to show up, work hard, and grow.
Same building. Same values. One mission: helping build better humans.
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We won’t deny that there are certainly pros and cons to both mixed and separate gyms and at the end of the day it really all comes down to the individual and their needs. For us, the decision was quit
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New Year’s Resolutions. Some people live by ‘em, swearing at the start of each new year that…This year will be different.This year will be the one.This year, I’ll finally turn it around.New Year, new you, right?!