Personal Training in Lakewood, CO

Tom Wigginton • August 12, 2021
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Personal Training in Lakewood, CO


Just slightly north and east of Crown Hill Park and the old Lutheran Hospital, Vitruvian Fitness® is located at 44th Ave and Wadsworth Blvd directly west of the Walgreens. Getting to us from central Lakewood is an easy drive down Kipling or Wadsworth. Or, if you're on the far south end of Lakewood, it's less than 20 minutes to our studio via C470 and I70.


We've been serving the communities of the Highlands in Northwest Denver, Arvada, Lakewood, Applewood, and Golden since 2015.


We help busy adults move better, get stronger, and feel great.


Our specialty is personalized strength training in small groups.


In a nutshell, Strength Training at Vitruvian Fitness is a 100% personalized experience based on each individual’s starting point, goals, and pace of progress. Your program is designed around:

  • your unique individual history
  • physical needs
  • current abilities
  • short-term and long-term goals
  • your schedule


Curious to learn more?

We encourage you to do a 14-Day Trial Membership. In 14 days, you will get a private onboarding session that includes the Functional Movement Screen®, then as many training sessions you can do in 2 weeks doing the program we design based on that first session. And you’ll get to be a part of one of the most inviting, inclusive, and fun communities you’ll find anywhere. At the end of your trial, you get to decide if you liked it and if you want to continue with a regular 6-month membership. All the options and prices are on our Membership page.


Click here to sign up now!


Our facility is conveniently located on the northwest corner of Denver in beautiful downtown Wheat Ridge.

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