New Vitruvian Fitness Update

Tom Wigginton • July 15, 2015
New Vitruvian Fitness Update

Here’s a short update about the progress we’re making to get the New Vitruvian Fitness open and ready for workouts.


We love the space and think you’re going to love it, too. The main workout room is super spacious with a strength training area large enough for 10 worker-outers, plus a 50-foot long track of indoor turf for plyometrics, agility drills, movement prep, games and picnics in the grass! We’ve got nicer bathrooms, a shower, a welcoming reception and shoe-changing area, plus a lounge area with wifi for you to relax before or after your workout. And the room next door will host our awesome spin and yoga programs.


To get the space ready for you, we’ve had our designer (Emily – did you know she is also an interior designer?), the electrician (Ernie), painters (Glenn and Louis), handymen (John and me), delivery guys, my brother (another John), and the fire marshall (Kelly) all chipping in and doing their part.


As far as our timeline goes, the painting started this week. Once that is done (hopefully Friday), we can install the rubber floor and begin moving our equipment back in. We are waiting on a couple of items from the city permitting office, but we anticipate getting our Wheat Ridge business license the week of the 20th. Keep your fingers crossed!


We’re also updating our website and making updates to how we package our training and classes. We think you’ll appreciate those changes, too.


Here are some before pictures for your enjoyment. As soon as it’s safe to bring you in for tours, we’ll let you know – we are so excited to share our new space with you!

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