Marcus Reyes
Head Coach · Strength
- CSCS
- USAW L2
- 11 yrs coaching
Ran collegiate S&C for a decade. Builds the barbell blocks and reviews every athlete's numbers weekly.
Strength & Conditioning Studio
A boutique strength & conditioning studio for people who want the barbell taken seriously. Small groups, a coach who knows your last session.
What we run
Open a track to see how it runs. Everything is coached, tested and written down before you start.
Squat, press, hinge and pull, programmed in blocks that build for months rather than burning out in weeks. Your numbers are logged, your technique is corrected in the moment, and the progression is written before you walk in.
Interval and tempo sessions on the bike, rower and sled, dosed so they sharpen your work capacity instead of wrecking the next lifting day. Effort is prescribed off tested numbers, not vibes.
Straight-arm strength, controlled tempo and clean positions. Every skill has a scaled entry point, so a first strict pull-up and a first ring muscle-up sit on the same ladder.
Guided sessions that make your rest days count: positional mobility, breathing drills, and low-intensity flow work. Not a stretch class filler — it's programmed against your training load.
The Space
3,000 square feet of platforms, rigs and open room. Industrial, well-lit, and quiet enough to hear the cues.
Coaches
Every session is led, not just supervised. Credentials matter here — so does knowing your history.
Head Coach · Strength
Ran collegiate S&C for a decade. Builds the barbell blocks and reviews every athlete's numbers weekly.
Coach · Recovery & Rehab
Doctor of physical therapy. Owns the recovery room and the return-to-lifting plans after a tweak.
Coach · Calisthenics & Conditioning
Straight-arm strength and engine work. If you want a first muscle-up, you're training with Theo.
Results
What the studio logs when everyone does the boring work consistently.
Across the floor, last 30 days
IllustrativeMembers
No incentives, no edits — just the ones who let us use their names.
I'd trained for six years and never actually gotten stronger. Nine months here and my squat went from 90 to 140. The difference is someone writing the plan and holding me to it.
The groups are tiny, so Marcus actually remembers what I did last week. It stopped feeling like a class and started feeling like coaching.
Came in after a shoulder injury half-convinced I was done with barbells. Aisha built the whole return plan. I'm pressing overhead again with no pain.
First strict pull-up at 41. Then five. The calisthenics progressions are stupidly patient and they just work.
No mirrors, no music video energy, no upsells. You show up, you do the work on the sheet, you leave. It's the only gym that's ever stuck for me.
Membership
No joining fee, no contract, no add-on upsells. Cancel with a month's notice.
For experienced lifters who just want the room and the plan.
$110/ month
The core membership — small-group coaching, three times a week.
$220/ month
Unlimited sessions and a coach who owns your whole plan.
$340/ month
Book a Trial
See the floor, meet a coach, do the work. Then decide.
Your trial includes
Book your first session
Pick a day, tell us where you're starting from. A coach replies within one working day — no sales call.