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Rare Sol Fitness has expanded its personalized at-home training services to Newport Beach and Irvine, offering inclusive fitness solutions tailored to individual needs. Co-founded by Owen Troy and Justin Maddox in 2024, the company prioritizes convenience and accessibility, particularly for clients over 50. They provide all necessary equipment for workouts and are currently offering a complimentary trial session for Newport Beach residents. With various budget-friendly pricing options, Rare Sol Fitness aims to meet the rising demand for home-based fitness solutions in the community.
Newport Beach is welcoming a new fitness option for residents as Rare Sol Fitness expands its services to the area, emphasizing personalized at-home training. The company, co-founded by Owen Troy and Justin Maddox, began its operations in 2024 and has already gained traction in regions such as Santa Barbara. The recent expansion to Newport Beach and nearby Irvine, which took effect on August 1, 2024, marks a significant step in their growth and aims to cater to a growing demand for home-based fitness solutions.
Rare Sol Fitness focuses on providing an inclusive and holistic training experience designed to meet diverse health and fitness needs. The organization prioritizes convenience, privacy, and accessibility, making it particularly appealing to individuals who may feel intimidated by traditional gym environments. A significant portion of the client base consists of individuals over the age of 50, who seek to maintain their health and confidence in a comfortable and personalized setting.
The trainers at Rare Sol Fitness are fully certified by the National Academy of Sports Medicine and possess extensive experience in tailoring workouts to fit individual requirements across all age groups. This personalized approach aims to help clients overcome common obstacles associated with starting or maintaining a fitness routine, particularly in larger, more intimidating gym settings.
Emphasizing a comprehensive fitness model, Rare Sol Fitness provides all necessary equipment for training sessions, ensuring that clients have everything they need for their workouts at home or in local parks. To encourage potential clients to explore their services, the company is offering residents of Newport Beach a complimentary trial session to experience the benefits first-hand.
The cost structure for personal training sessions is designed to accommodate various budgets and commitment levels. A one-off training session is priced at $130, while the organization also offers packages that include a three-class option for $329.99 and a six-class package for $569.99. The six-class option not only offers savings of $240 but also includes benefits such as priority bookings and a customized ten-class plan tailored to the client’s specific fitness goals.
The roots of Rare Sol Fitness can be traced back to the COVID-19 pandemic when co-founder Owen Troy recognized the advantages of exercising at home. This experience inspired the establishment of a business model that allows clients to train in their preferred environments without the barriers often presented by conventional gyms. With the growing recognition of at-home fitness solutions as a practical alternative, Rare Sol Fitness is well-positioned to serve the Newport Beach community and beyond.
With its personalized approach and focus on accessibility, Rare Sol Fitness is expected to gather a loyal following as more residents look for convenient and effective ways to stay active. As the demand for such services continues to rise, the company aims to cement its reputation as a leader in at-home personal training, meeting the unique needs of individuals seeking to enhance their health and wellbeing without the pressure of traditional fitness spaces.
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