A new gym is offering professionals the chance to get fit and network at the same time.
The SWEAT-working session at Two Birds Boutique Fitness will allow breaks for clients to make business connections and carry on over coffee afterwards.
The studio on Washington Street in the Glasgow’s business district will officially open its doors on April 24 with an intense but fun workout for SWEAT-workers.
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It is the brainchild of entrepreneur and qualified personal trainer Daniel Stevenson, who co-owns the business with his brother Greg, also a personal trainer.
Also involved is their dad Neil, a successful entrepreneur and business leader who founded Transition Extreme Sports, a £2.7 million extreme sports centre and social enterprise in Aberdeen.
Over the last two years, head coach Daniel has built up a following with motivational training classes and one-on-one coaching sessions.
The 24-year-old said: “Two Birds is what Glasgow has been waiting for. The studio is now up and running, and our members are already seeing huge improvements to their health and wellbeing. Balance is key to a healthy lifestyle and people who make time for exercise perform better and are happier.
“We hope sweat-working will capture the imagination of Glasgow’s business community as a way to fit exercise into busy lifestyles. We believe we’ve created the perfect environment to help Glaswegians to be healthy, have fun and make valuable connections – both personal and professional.”
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Two Birds Fitness offers full-body group workouts that burn fat, build lean muscle and can deliver dramatic results, as well as yoga and small-group personal training Its signature EARLYBIRD30, PEAK30 and PEAK45 full-body workouts last 30 or 45 minutes. Membership is open to individuals and companies, many of whom have already signed-up for meetings with a difference.
The SWEAT-working event takes place at 5.30pm on Wednesday, April 24 at 54 Washington Street in the Axiom Building.
