About

Everyone has their own story

This space was created to allow for goals to be accomplished.

Meet The Trainers

We aren’t stereotypical Chads, Orlaghs, or Kyles.

Kyle Quinn

Rakeda Shamarr

Chad Wick

Orlagh Byrne

Brad Gould

Read the Results

We are encouraged to keep going by those who don’t stop.

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Shanna Wright
Dallas, TX
Working from home 3-4 days a week, I wasn’t getting much exercise. I got a walking pad, and it’s been perfect for staying active during calls or breaks.
It was super easy to set up, took me 10 minutes max. Compact but spacious enough (I’m 5’10”), it folds down easily and tucks under the TV or bed. Use it flat as a walking pad with the remote or pop up the handles for jogging, which gives great stability. The wrist strap for the remote is handy, and it’s so quiet I can use it during Teams calls with no hassle. The tablet holder is brilliant for work, shows, or virtual walks.
It’s easy on the knees thanks to the shock-absorbing pad, and it even syncs to smartwatches through an app. If you want a simple, affordable, and easy-to-store walking pad, I’d highly recommend it!
Rebecca Laxton
Kildare
I got this walking pad for my wife, who loves walking but struggled to keep up her routine with the terrible weather.
It was easy to set up—took 10 minutes to unpack and attach the arms with the included tools. The built-in wheels make it handy to move around, and it easily stores behind a door or under the sofa.
It’s simple to use with buttons on the panel or the remote control, plus it has a safety tether (handy if you lose focus!). There’s a holder for a phone or tablet, which is great for watching shows while walking. The display shows time, distance, speed, and calories, and it’s nice and quiet so it doesn’t disturb anyone watching TV.
The walking pad is gentle on joints, making it ideal for those with issues like arthritis, and it burns more calories than an exercise bike. It feels sturdy and stable, even with adjustable feet for uneven surfaces. The only downside is there’s no incline, but it keeps the size compact and easy to store.
Maintenance is simple with occasional oiling, and it’s much more convenient and affordable than a gym. A great addition to the home!
Barry Randall
Cork
Sean Reynolds
DIngle
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Matt Danner
Honolulu, HI
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